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Is Jersey safe?

Very safe, with low crime and friendly locals.

Updated October 2026Sources
5/5Very safe

Is Jersey safe?

Very safe, with low crime and friendly locals. Narrow country lanes, tides and cliff edges are the main hazards.

Key facts

Safety in Jersey at a glance

What to expect
Overall5/5 · Very safe
CrimeMinor theft from cars and beaches, and some drunken disturbances in St Helier on weekend nights.
At nightSafe; most places are quiet after 11 pm. Buses finish early, so book a taxi.
Solo womenVery comfortable for solo women, with low harassment. Normal care in St Helier late at night.
Other risksFast tides and rip currents; Narrow lanes with speeding drivers; Cliff-path falls in wet weather

Scams, areas and local laws

Take care

  • St Helier's bars after midnight: occasional fights

Calmer areas to stay

St AubinGoreySt Brelade

Laws visitors break by accident

  • Speed limits are low: 40 mph island-wide, 15 mph on signed green lanes.

Quick answers

Is Jersey safe for solo female travelers?

Very comfortable for solo women, with low harassment. Normal care in St Helier late at night.

Is Jersey safe at night?

Safe; most places are quiet after 11 pm. Buses finish early, so book a taxi.

What is the crime rate in Jersey?

Minor theft from cars and beaches, and some drunken disturbances in St Helier on weekend nights.

What number do I call in an emergency in Jersey?

Police 999 · Ambulance 999 · Fire 999 · All emergencies 999.

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Sources

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