On our final day, we spent an hour trying to find the boat that takes you across to Elizabeth Castle. As usual, Jersey proceeded to thwart us with a lack of signposting. I mean, you can see the castle, but how do you get to it?
Anyway, the castle wasn't as interesting as we were expecting. Not only was it a more modern castle, but the Germans had refitted a lot of it for their purposes during the occupation. This seemed to rob it of its essential qualities and leave its identity in a muddle.
Round the back of the castle, however, is the Hermitage rock where Saint Helier lived. A chapel has been constructed atop this rock; St. Helier actually lived in a hollow round the side (off shot to the left). We thought it looked cool. I'm sure on a dark night, with lightning arcing overhead, it would evoke a certain atmosphere.