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Places to Stay in Guernsey
Fort Clonque
Built in 1853 and managed by the Landmark Trust.
The entire fort offers several rooms in various parts of the fort, each one furnished in a style to suit the location. An ideal and very unique opportunity for families/groups to experience living in an old fort.
Sleeps 13
Contact the Landmark Trust to book.
Things To Do
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HeritageRoc à L’EpineNear Fort Tourgis lies Roc à L’Epine, an ancient burial chamber dating from 4,000 BC making it Alderney's oldest attraction. -
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HeritageThe WatermillThe Watermill in the Bonne Terre Valley is one of the oldest surviving sites on Alderney. -
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Beach / SwimmingLongisSituated on the south-east coast of Alderney, Longis has a wide, half-mile long sandy beach which is protected from winds by a German 'anti-tank... -
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Sport / Water SportsAlderney Sailing ClubThe Alderney Sailing Club caters for a wide range of sailing interests ranging from dinghy sailing to blue water cruisers and is is a focal point... -
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HeritageIron Age SiteDiscovered accidentally, and subsequently excavated by the Alderney Society in the late 1960s, this site consists of a dry stone wall measuring 9... -
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Fortification / HeritageTourgis BatteriesFollowing recent extensive clearance and conservation work the Cambrige Battery and the Battery n.3 (part of the northern defences of Fort Tourgis)...
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