Perhaps the most exciting aspect of a cruise is the opportunity to explore a number of new places. Finding your bearings immediately can be difficult, and so we've put together information and guidance to help you make the most of your brief stay in Guernsey by cruise.
Alternatively, you may wish to take the brief boat trip across to one of our sister isles of Herm or Sark.
Both the Guernsey Information Centre and St Peter Port High Street are a short stroll from the cruise drop-off point.
Upon arrival, you will find yourself on the Albert Pier, that is centrally located along the St Peter Port habour seafront. To reach the town of St Peter Port, walk down the pier towards the Town Church which is directly ahead of you. There is a pedestrian crossing for the harbour front road. Over the crossing you take the path that takes you between the Town Church and the Albion House pub which bring you in to Church Square as the end of the High Street and the retail centre of St Peter Port.
To reach the Guernsey Information Centre from the Albert Pier, you simply turn right at the end of the pier, and walk along the sea front to the Crown Pier, which is the next pier along from the Albert Pier. At this point there is a pedestrian crossing for the harbour road. Once you have crossed the road, the Guernsey Information Centre is on your right in the historic States Offices building, and if you are looking for things to do or have any questions
Although it is very easy to spend a whole day browsing the shops and taking in the vibrant scenery, St Peter Port offers a range of other attractions including Castle Cornet, Guernsey Museum and La Vallette Underground Museum.
Although it is very easy to spend a whole day browsing the shops and taking in the vibrant scenery, St Peter Port offers a range of other attractions including Castle Cornet, Guernsey Museum and La Vallette Underground Museum.
Guernsey offers a unique combination of extraordinary natural beauty and rich history, and the best way to appreciate it is on foot at your own pace. Discover our series of guided walks.
There are many nearby heritage sites you can visit during your time on Guernsey. These include Victor Hugo's house, Castle Cornet, La Vallette Underground Military Museum, Candie Gardens and The Little Chapel.
Simple pleasures and thrilling adventures. Explore the many different activities that the islands have to offer.
Chic dining in hip restaurants, laid back lunches in beach huts, afternoon tea in lush gardens and cocktails on rooftops.
From farmers’ markets to summer shows, food festivals and town carnivals, Guernsey is ready to entertain you.
