An interesting castle with a Master Gunner who demonstrates musket firing. At 12 noon in the parade ground he also recruits male visitors into the Militia. He gives an excellent history of the castle and whilst doing so gives his recruits some drill. This is followed by them being marched out of the parade ground to the 1 o'clock cananon... More

A really tremendous place to visit. Unmissable if you're in St. Helier. The "ferry" - a weird boat/bus thing - to get across the sometimes-tide-covered causeway is worth the novelty ride, or you can squelch across the sands and mud. The castle is huge and very interesting and needs at least two hours to see properly. The views - even... More

Interesting morning or afternoon, great views and an interesting performance by 'The Master Gunner' and chums brings the history of the place to life. Much enjoyed. More

Even the journeys to/from this iconic landmark an experience in themselves on the quasi ferry/lorry/amphibious bus that sails when the tide is out! The castle has a fascinating history stretching back 100s of yrs, but its use in wartime Jersey is what really chills the blood! More

Loved the castle, quite interesting. Definitely worth a trip More

Took the castle ferry (duck) over to Elizabeth Castle, spent most of the day here. The weather was hot and sunny, but it gets very windy. We packed a picnic but there is a cafe and toilets. We listened to the 12 noon chat from Gunner Blake and then were part of the team that got to do the lighting... More

enjoyed reading the history of the castle and displays on show More

It was a good walk out across the causeway and an unusual ride back on the Duck. Bit of a climb up to the top. More

We visited this castle I wanted to go and see it because it was in the middle of the sea, when the tide is out you can walk along the slipway and when the tide is in you can get the hover bus. I think it is just an average castle More