Guernsey’s RAMSAR wetland and marine reserve is home to variety of wildlife including 150 species of bird. Perfect for a day trip, the tiny island is a great place for exploration! Visit the ruined priory, trace the coastline in search of wildlife and take a dip in its natural swimming pool.
Like somewhere straight out of a Famous Five adventure, you can only reach Lihou Island at Guernsey’s lowest tides via a causeway. Be sure to check the tide timetables and wear sturdy walking shoes for a trip exploring the Island’s rock pools and wetlands.
Experience two fantastic museums after hours: the Guernsey Museum at Candie Gardens and, for the first time, the German Naval Signals HQ
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An open evening at Guernsey’s Clematis Nursery including a tour with owner and Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medal winner Raymond Evison. There will be a short talk on the history and development of the clematis since the 16th century to modern day.
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A self-guided tour of the various fortifications on Fort Hommet Headland with experts on hand at each bunker. Park in the lower car park by Vazon Bay, collect a map and follow the arrows around the various bunkers.
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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