Jersey Marine is a village in Neath Port Talbot county borough, Wales, United Kingdom, UK located about east of Swansea. It falls within the Coedffranc West ward.
Jersey Marine is centered on a main road formed by Ashleigh Terrace, coming from a junction with the A483 road (Fabian Way), which curves to the east along New Road leading to Llandarcy. The A483, Fabian Way, is normally considered the gateway into Swansea City Centre, therefore it is mistakenly thought that the area is part of the city of Swansea despite the village being part of Neath Port Talbot. The local primary school in the village is Crymlyn Primary School. Secondary school age children attend school in Neath, not Swansea.
The village includes the Pant y Sais Nature Reserve, a fen area featuring a circular boardwalk which connects with the tow path of the Tennant Canal.
A new distribution centre for Amazon.co.uk is sited south of the village on the site of a former cable manufacturing plant. It opened on 16 April 200
Jersey Marine tower
Jersey Marine is most famous to locals for its tower. This is a four-storey octagonal tower that was built in the Victorian era. The tower was designed to provide a panoramic view of the surrounding area through its ''camera obscura''. It was built as part of the development of Jersey Marine as a holiday resort. Having fallen into disrepair, there were proposals to restore the ''camera obscura'' but it was eventually fully restored in 2006 as part of The Towers Hotel and is now used as a bridal suite.
Nearest places
*Crymlyn Burrows
*Crymlyn Bog
*Llandarcy
External links
Geograph: Pictures of Jersey Marine area
Villages in Neath Port Talbot
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