Noirmont Point

Noirmont Point is a headland on Jersey's southwestern coast that juts into the sea. The cape features exposed cliffs facing the ocean and open views across the water.

The cape held strategic importance for Jersey's defense, particularly during World War II. Military fortifications from that era remain visible across the landscape.

The site is accessible on foot, with walking paths along the coastline and natural viewpoints. Visitors should be prepared for changing weather and exposure to strong sea breezes.

The cape lies about 5 km southwest of Saint Helier, and the sea is the nearest thing to it on the south side. Within roughly a kilometre to the north the land rises to 64 m, so the headland sits below higher ground inland. The surrounding waters hold reefs, islets, bays, rock formations and beaches.