Summer lasts longer in the Bailiwick making Autumn a great time to visit. Stretch your legs and relish in the lingering sun; admire the changing leaves and enjoy the scent of pine before finding a cozy pub to settle with a local ale and some seasonal comforts.
Autumn’s harvest ensures hearty local dishes on the menu and visitors can sample this during the annual six-week long Tennerfest. Keep a look out for the Festival Finale Weekend of the Eat Drink & Be Local - foodies won’t want to miss these two exciting events!
Throw on a pair of boots and feel the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot by joining us for our Autumn Walking Festival. Every September, the festival hosts a variety of organised walks, all led by the Bailiwick’s gold or silver accredited guides.
Calling all foodies! Tennerfest kicks off in autumn with over 200 local restaurants, pubs and cafes showing off their best cuisine for only £10 a head. Or if you're more brave hearted, spook yourself out this Halloween with a ghost tour around one of the most haunted houses in Britain!
Island Hopping in the Autumn is the perfect opportunity to see the Islands from a quieter perspective.
The Victor Hugo in Guernsey Society celebrates and promotes the deep link between Guernsey and Victor Hugo (poet, playwright, humanitarian and the writer of ‘Les Misérables’) during this special weekend in June 2020
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The Guernsey Literary Festival returns in 2020
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Guernsey offers a great selection of Hotels, Self Catering, Guest Accommodation & Campsites.
Simple pleasures and thrilling adventures. Explore the many different activities that the islands have to offer.
Guernsey is easily accessible with regular flights from many UK airports and regular sailings from Portsmouth & Poole
From farmers’ markets to summer shows, food festivals and town carnivals, Guernsey is ready to entertain you.
