Sometimes described as “moonwalks”, the Seymour Tower Walk is one to remember. Though the landscape might look barren,
it is teeming with marine life and has a rich maritime history.
In 2000 the area was declared a Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention.
Explore a world that is covered up to 12 metres / 40 feet of ocean twice a day.
Seymour Tower as seen from La Rocque Harbour
Vista along the way
Fan worm
Limpets, sponges and seaweeds
Odd migrants
Mega-weed
Gully
Edible seaweed
Sponges
Sponge
Vista on our way
Anemone
Invertebrate quirting out white liquid
Anemone
Rainbow over Gorey and Mont Orgueil Castle
Limpets on oyster
Erratic boulder
Low water fishing technique
Low water fishing technique
Low tide fishing technique
Oyster and seaweed
Purple oyster alert
Approaching Seymour Tower
Climbing the steps
View over lunar-like ‘land’scape towards Gorey
View from Seymour Tower
Rock structure
Seymour Tower at dusk
Safety tower
Heading back to La Rocque
More info: Jersey Walk Adventures
