Tiny in size but big on charm, St Peter Port is the capital of Guernsey.
Known colloquially by Islanders as ‘town’ and home to around 18,000, St Peter Port is a colourful display of flowers and bunting. There’s a distinct Mediterranean feel and an abundance of charm, with steep cobbled streets snaking their way up the hillside, all set against the spectacular backdrop of the 800 year-old Castle Cornet.
Learn more about our history, explore museums, or just enjoy strolling through our capital - there are lots of things to do in St Peter Port
Delve into Guernsey’s culture scene in St. Peter Port. Explore Hauteville House, home to French writer Victor Hugo or immerse yourself in Guernsey’s art gallery which is set amidst the beautiful Candie Gardens.
The parish of Torteval will be hosting a special Liberation Party for the 75th anniversary of the Islands’ liberation from occupation.
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2020 is the 75th anniversary of Guernsey's Liberation on May 9th, commemorating the Islands' freedom from German Occupation during World War II. It'll be a day not to be missed!
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Standing guard, Castle Cornet provides a spectacular backdrop to the town and is the perfect spot to admire the marina boats bob to the ebb of the royal blue sea. Once cut off by the tide, the 800 year old castle consists of five museums and four period gardens.
Staying in the heart of Guernsey is a great for both convenience and for choice. St. Peter Port hotels’ range from luxury to budget and are never far away from the throng of the capital.
Guernsey offers a great selection of Hotels, Self Catering, Guest Accommodation & Campsites.
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.
Simple pleasures and thrilling adventures. Explore the many different activities that the islands have to offer.
