St Mary
St Mary
Welcome to our page of information, attractions and places of interest around St Mary. The St Mary hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from St Mary Channel Isles. The Parish of St Mary is in the northwest of the island. It is the smallest parish and borders 4 others. A the feature known as the Devil's Hole is a crater in the cliffs of the coast to which the sea has access. It used to be accessible to visitors and was a lucrative tourist attraction, but it has been closed off for decades. Following a shipwreck in 1851, when the ship's figurehead washed up in the Devil's Hole, a statue of a devil adapted from the figurehead was set up above the Hole. The wooden statue was replaced by a succession of modern versions in the 20th century.

Visitor attractions and information - St Mary

	The Elms, St Mary is the headquarters of the National Trust for Jersey and is situated at the St. Mary's end of St. Peter's Valley. Location: On the outskirts of St Mary.
	Greve de Lecq beach is well worth a day trip, where you can watch the fishermen unload their catch and soak up the sun on one of the islander’s favourite stretches of sand. Coarse golden sand, good facilities including several cafes and pubs, and a large number of parking places make Greve de Lecq an excellent beach for all the family. Location: On the outskirts of St Mary.
	Greve De Lecq Barracks & North Coast Visitor Centre, St Mary. Tel: 01534 483193. The barracks were built in 1810 and used for civilian housing from the end of WW1 to 1972, when they were bought by the National Trust and made into a museum. Location: On the outskirts of St Mary.
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