History, Arts & Culture
Explore castles older than the Tower of London and ancient burial sites dating back to the Neolithic period.
Situated between the Normandy coast and England, the Islands’ unique position makes it perfect for a historical holiday. With a fascinating heritage of neolithic settlement, smuggler adventures and turbulent crossfire between the UK and Europe - Wherever you are, you don't have to travel far to find the past.
From ancient dolmens to neolithic standing stones, Guernsey is home to some of the earliest monuments in European history and renowned for its impressive number of neolithic burial sites. Also worth a visit, is the windswept medieval priory on Lihou Island founded by Benedictine monks.
One of the most significant periods in the Channel Islands’ history was the German Occupation during World War II. During the Occupation, German troops went about fortifying Guernsey, building reinforced bunkers as well as adapting existing fortifications which still punctuate the coastline today.
This guided walk offers the opportunity to discover the historical events and background of pubs and inns around St Peter Port. You will also have the chance to stop off and enjoy a glass or two or Guernsey beer or cider.
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Listen to stories of folklore from all around Guernsey while enjoying the beautiful surroundings of Lihou Island
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Enjoy a four-course dinner with guest Annie Barrows - co-author of the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society novel - at The Old Government House Hotel & Spa
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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.
From farmers’ markets to summer shows, food festivals and town carnivals, Guernsey is ready to entertain you.
Guernsey is easily accessible with regular flights from many UK airports and regular sailings from Portsmouth & Poole