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Bunkers at Night Tour - Private Tour - Available all year
Join Phil & Kimberley on an evening tour of World War II German bunkers, all of which are not usually open to the public. Visiting in the evening gives the fortifications a whole new feeling and atmosphere. You can spend the day enjoying Jersey's attractions and then see the Island's Second World Fortifications in a different light. The tour will show you how Jersey was made into an impregnable fortress & share with you stories from the battles, raids, escapes and resistance. The tour is a perfect complement to understanding the history of D-Day, which took place less than 30 miles away. We use Multimedia and give you the chance to handle real WWII weapons and artefacts. Tours pre-booked & early booking recommended. All profits made are invested back into our research.
Batterie Lothringen Command Bunker - Open Days
Sunday 11th January 0900 -1530
Sunday 18th January 0900 -1530 ​​
Sunday 25th January 0900 -1530
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Kriegsmarine (Naval) 15cm Coastal Artillery Battery ‘Lothringen’ at Noirmont Point has one of the largest bunkers in the Channel Islands, known as the M 132 Command Bunker. This bunker is one of the most underrated bunkers in the Channel Islands, and we will have select open days during 2026 so you can come and explore with us. ​​​​
Adults £8, Children free, we are dog-friendly, and CIOS members and our Patreon members are free.
Millbrook Bunker - Open Days
Saturday 10th January 1100 -1500
Saturday 17th January 1100 -1500
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This bunker is arguably the best-preserved original-condition WW2 fortification to survive. Described as ‘the jewel of the Atlantikwall’ by enthusiasts, this Regelbau 631b flanking anti-tank gun casemate at Resistance Nest Millbrook was constructed into the entrance of a Victorian slipway in St. Aubin’s Bay. This small but mighty bunker is a time capsule that is well worth a visit. ​​​​​​​​​
Adults £6, Children free, we are dog-friendly, and CIOS members and our Patreon members are free.
St Catherine's Bunker ​
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2026 dates coming soon
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St Catherine’s Bunker is a remarkable German bunker and tunnel complex that is a testament to the German hold on the British Channel Islands during the Second World War. By chance, it became strategically positioned and formed a crucial part of the German defences after the Allied invasion of France. A visit to the site perfectly complements understanding the history of the invasion of Jersey and the liberation.
Normandy Trips - 2026
​Jersey is just 15 miles from the Normandy coast, and our introductory Second World War tour offers a thoughtful journey across some of the key locations of Operation Overlord and the Battle of Normandy. Travelling along the Normandy coastline, we will visit D-Day landing beaches, where the remains of bunkers still stand. The tour also includes US Paratrooper landing sites at Carentan and the area around Sainte-Mère-Église, where the ‘Band of Brothers’ fought as part of the airborne assault. Standing on these landscapes so close to Jersey offers a deeper understanding of the Battle of Normandy and the extraordinary courage, sacrifice, and determination of Allied personnel. ​
​We are in the final stages of logistics and will likely depart from St Helier for Granville, Normandy. Updates are expected late January.