Exeter to Jersey flights

Direct Exeter to Jersey flights land at Jersey Airport (JER).

Blue Islands operates this year-round route, allowing for a quick hop across the Channel that typically lasts about 45 minutes.

The cheapest tickets start from £88.

Your journey begins at Exeter Airport (EXT), the main regional gateway for Devon and the South West. This single-terminal airport makes navigating your departure straightforward, with check-in desks and security located within a short walk of each other. Blue Islands and other regional carriers frequently operate the route to Jersey from this terminal.

While waiting for your flight, you can access a selection of shops, eateries, and car hire services. The airport is designed for easy transit, ensuring a smooth start to your trip from the South West.

When you land at Jersey Airport (JER) in the parish of Saint Peter, you have several quick options to reach the capital, St Helier. The Route 15 bus runs a frequent service directly from the terminal to the main bus station in the city centre. Alternatively, taxi ranks and private hire vehicle pick-up points are located immediately outside the arrivals hall.

The airport is compact and easy to navigate, featuring car hire desks and cafes for arriving travellers. As Jersey sits outside the UK VAT area, the terminal also offers various shopping opportunities before you head to your destination.

Entry requirements for Jersey

While Jersey is part of the Common Travel Area, you should carry a valid form of photographic identification, such as a passport or driving licence, to board your flight and for inspection upon arrival. If you are a non-British or Irish citizen, ensure you check the specific visa requirements for the Channel Islands, as they may differ from UK mainland regulations.

Passports do not typically need a specific period of remaining validity beyond the duration of your stay for travel from the UK, but they must be in good condition. Always verify the latest documentation needs with your airline before travelling.

Jersey offers a wealth of historic sites and outdoor activities. You can explore the Jersey War Tunnels to learn about the island's occupation history or visit the medieval Mont Orgueil Castle overlooking the harbour. For those seeking the coast, the sandy shores of St Brelade's Bay are perfect for a relaxing afternoon.

Nature enthusiasts can walk the dramatic coastal paths or visit the Neolithic dolmens scattered across the island. From the Jersey Battle of Flowers in August to the food festivals in autumn, there is always a local event to experience during your stay.