Graffiti wall art has been unveiled to complete a £350,000 refurbishment of St Helier harbour.
The Elizabeth Terminal has been redecorated, with new flooring, lights, seats, signs and information screens.
The words Feel, Taste, See and Explore and pictures of Jersey landmarks and icons have been painted along the foot passenger corridors.
The artwork was done by local creative agency Midnight.
There is also a Jersey-inspired ‘Welcome’ sign in the baggage reclaim area.
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