Jersey War Tunnels Makes Top 500 Travel List

Tuesday, 13 August 2019 10:10

Jersey War Tunnels has made it onto Lonely Planet's 'Ultimate Travel List'.

It's one of eight Channel Island attractions to have made the 500-strong shortlist - alongside La Coupée in Sark and Guernsey's south coast cliff paths.

The travel guide aims to show off 'unmissable sights and hidden gems' from around the British Isles.

Tom Hall, Lonely Planet’s VP of Experience, says the islands prove popular with visitors:

"The Channel Islands offer exquisite coastlines and old-world charm so it’s with good reason that a number of sights and experiences feature among our favourite across the UK."

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