Bristol to Jersey flights

Flights to Jersey from Bristol land at Jersey Airport (JER). The flight from Bristol Airport to Jersey takes about one hour. The airport is situated on the western side of the island in Saint Peter.

Over the last few days, the cheapest Bristol to Jersey flight found on Opodo was £88. Fares change with your dates, so comparing a few days around your trip can find you a lower price.

Travel during the summer months of July and August for the best beach weather and sea conditions. Late spring is also pleasant for walking the coastal paths when the wildflowers are out.

Departing from Bristol Airport (BRS) is straightforward as the facility operates from a single main terminal. This terminal handles all departures to Jersey, including services operated by easyJet.

To reach the airport from the city centre, which is about nine miles away, you can take the Bristol Airport Flyer express bus service. This coach runs 24 hours a day, departing up to every 10 minutes from Bristol Bus Station and Bristol Temple Meads railway station. Regular rail connections to the station are provided by Great Western Railway and Cross Country, allowing you to connect directly to the airport bus link.

When you land at Jersey Airport (JER), the island's sole air hub, you are just a short journey away from the capital, St Helier. The airport terminal is located about 12 minutes from the town centre via the Victoria Avenue and A2 road network.

Several transport options are available outside the arrivals terminal. The public No 15 bus service runs regularly from the airport to Liberation Station in St Helier, with a travel time of approximately 30 minutes. Alternatively, a public taxi rank is located directly outside the building, offering a journey of less than 15 minutes to the capital. On-site car hire providers are also available at the airport, though anyone driving should be aware of the 15 mph speed limit on the island's network of Green Lanes.

The terminal features passenger services such as casual dining, a full-service bar, duty-free shopping, a newsagent, and free Wi-Fi.

Jersey packs a diverse range of attractions into a small area. Explore medieval history at Mont Orgueil Castle or visit the Jersey War Tunnels to learn about the wartime occupation. For walkers, the Jersey National Park and the St Helier Town Trail provide excellent coastal views.

The coastline suits both relaxation and adventure, from the sheltered sands of St Brelade's Bay to the surf at St Ouen's Bay. You can also sample local blends at La Mare Wine Estate or check the tide times to walk the causeway to Elizabeth Castle.