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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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SportCarp FishingEnjoy carp fishing at Corblets Reservoir, a man-made lake in Alderney. -
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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 / Heritage / MuseumThe OdeonThis massive MP3 concrete tower was built by forced labourers under the German occupying power in 1943. -
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Art / CultureSt Anne's ChurchThe church of St Anne, consecrated in 1850 and built to the design of Sir George Gilbert Scott, is acknowledged to be one of the finest Victorian... -
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HeritagePaK BunkerThe Type 380 Bunker at Douglas Quay was constructed by the occupying German forces during WWII and would have housed a 7.5 cm PaK anti-tank gun. -
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Beach / SwimmingBraye BeachBraye Beach, only a few minutes from the town and harbour it is one of Alderney's most popular beaches.
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