The beaches of Le Hocq and La Rocque in the south east of the island have some of the largest tidal movements in the world – Jersey doubles in size twice a day. When the tide is low it disappears over the horizon and leaves a rocky landscape that is ripe for exploring. With wellies and nets you can wander for miles overturning stones looking for crabs and squatting over rock pools studying anemones. Just beware of the tide turning because it can race you up the beach as fast as you can walk....the view of the coastal hike are incredibly looking good,.. Nice post

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