This rocky seascape at the extreme north end of St. Ouen’s Bay provides dramatic views and excellent birdwatching, especially in the autumn and winter, but there are many wading birds and gulls always present, - curlew, oystercatcher and turnstones in particular. Kestrels and ravens breed in the area, so watch out for them overhead.
There is good viewing from the car park near the German bunker, and from a smaller car park a hundred metres up the hill to Le Pulec. For the best view of Le Pulec and the nearby cliffs there is a short incline from the car park to a reasonably level area.
PTGH wish to thank Jersey Tourism for their help in providing the above information. 22/11/05
