Yes, it is entirely feasible and often more enjoyable to explore Jersey (the Channel Islands) without a car. The island operates a robust and efficient public bus network called LibertyBus, which connects the capital, St Helier, to every major tourist attraction, beach, and village on the island. In 2026, the "AvanchiCard" allows for easy contactless payment, and the "Explorer" pass offers unlimited travel for 1, 2, or 3 days at a cost-effective rate. Additionally, Jersey is a premier destination for cycling; it features an extensive network of "Green Lanes" where the speed limit for cars is restricted to 15 mph, giving priority to cyclists and pedestrians. Many visitors rent e-bikes, which make the island's occasional steep hills much more manageable. For shorter distances, the island is very walkable, especially along the scenic coastal paths like the one from St Aubin to the Corbière Lighthouse. While taxis are available, they can be expensive, so the combination of the bus and a bicycle is generally the best strategy for a car-free holiday.