The beauty of a small port stop on a cruise is that you can really get a taste of what the location has to offer. St Peter Port is a pretty town to approach by sea, filled with bars, restaurants and shopping. Venture further afield to explore history and beaches along Guernsey's coastline or even enjoy a little island-hopping to discover the islands of Herm and Sark.
Visiting by Cruise
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Planning your next cruise?
Visiting by cruiseWhether you're already booked on a cruise to Guernsey, or you're looking for one with a stop in the island, this blog has all the information you need.
See the full list of cruise lines visiting Guernsey, as well as top tips about how to get around (and what to see) when you arrive - whether you have a few hours, or a whole day.
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Things to do
Visitor Information CentreEach of the five Islands of Guernsey have their own history and charm.
Take a guided tour by coach, tuk tuk, Petit Train or taxi, to explore everything from neolithic structures, castles and fortifications from the Occupation, to art galleries, museums and guided tours. You will enjoy a warm welcome wherever you go!
You can also take a look at our What's On listings, or speak to our dedicated team who will be waiting on the pier to welcome you ashore.
Tours, attractions and activities
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St Peter Port
Situated on the east coast of Guernsey with views out to neighbouring islands, Herm and Sark, St Peter Port is a charming town with cobbled streets blending history with excellent restaurants and local shops. Known colloquially as ‘Town’, St Peter Port is the island-hopping centre of the Bailiwick and home to many eateries and hotels, as well as museums, markets, libraries and the tourist information centre; perfect for getting a taste of island life.
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Shopping
Guernsey's High Street has retained much of its unique charm, with small boutiques and gift shops jostling for space alongside larger branded stores.
Whether you want to treat yourself, find a gift, try on a Guernsey Jumper or take home some traditional local gâche (fruit loaf), shopping in Guernsey offers plenty of choice. With many family-run businesses, no two shops are the same.
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Island Hopping
Each of the five Islands of Guernsey have their own history and charm. With easy travel between each island, our archipelago is perfect for island-hopping. Discover Herm Island (20 minutes by ferry) and Sark Island (30-50 minutes by ferry) from St Peter Port.
The crystal clear, turquoise waters make the islands a great place to enjoy the outdoors, whether you are exploring the cliffs and beaches or out on the water itself.
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A Taste of Island Life
Get a taste of island life with a crab sandwich, cream tea or a slice of Guernsey gâche (pronounced gosh) and a generous helping of Guernsey butter.
You'll find many eateries, cafes, hotels, restaurants and bistros, perfect for enjoying an afternoon tea or a freshly caught lobster or fish of the day.
























