2023 Coastal Walk Series

Touching on Guernsey’s history, flora, fauna, tales, anecdotes and stunning views, you can enjoy a guided walk every Saturday afternoon throughout the summer. These walks begin at 2pm and last approximately 2 hours. The 2023 Coastal Walk Series has highlighted during the Autumn Walking Festival: 

Saturday 16 September - L'Eree
Part of the 2023 Coastal Walk series, this a tour of the amazing headland at L`Eree with Fort Saumarez, views to Lihou, plus tales of wicked priors, fairies, tombs, & bunkers. Meet at Bus stop by the car park opposite the old L`Eree Bay Hotel / What3Words ///enseeded.gaffer.excellent 

Led by Bryan Pill - bryan@pilotsnotebook.gg or 07911 735208

Saturday 23 September - Pembroke: Rollo's Raiders
The area of L’Ancresse has a curious history dating back further than Stonehenge & the Pyramids! As we take a stroll across the Common hear brave tales of folklore, the people who lived in the area in days gone by, its many defences and those who guarded it from invasion. Walk involves uneven surfaces across the Common. Meet at Pembroke bus stop / What3Words ///origins.dollies.spectator

Led by Rosalyne Le Huray - rosalynelehuray@yahoo.co.uk or 07781 127263

Saturday 30 September - Jerbourg Coastal Walk: Abreuvoirs, Bunkers, and Crab Pot
Part of 2023 Coastal Walk Series, a circular walk around La Bouvee in St Martin, taking in cattle drinking troughs, World War II bunkers and crab pots at a small fishing harbour. We also walk past the areas mentioned in the Potato Peel Pie Society book. Optional cream tea at the end of the walk (additional cost). Meet at Hotel Jerbourg bus stop / What3Words ///deduct.views.deals

Led by Dave Bartram - dbtours@outlook.com or 07781 168529