Attractions
There are too many to show you them all, but here it is some examples, for you to enjoy on your visit to this beautiful island that is Guernsey.
is a large island castle in Guernsey, and former tidal island, also known as Cornet Rock or Castle Rock, which has been part of one of the breakwaters of St Peter Port’s harbour, the main one in the island, since 1859.
Address: St Peter Port, Guernsey
Phone: +44 1481 721657
Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery
Designed around the old Victorian bandstand in the restored Victorian Candie Gardens, Guernsey Museum & Art Gallery houses a variety of Exhibitions.
German Occupation Museum
A unique experience of life in Guernsey 1940-1945, authentic occupation street. Maritime history and fortifications.
Known locally as the “Cup and Saucer”, Fort Grey is a Martello Tower built in 1804 to defend Guernsey’s west coast. Many vessels have come to grief on this beautiful but treacherous coast
A fascinating insight into the sparkling world of diamonds from their origins to their setting in jewellery.
Guernsey Candles Ltd.
a well-established candle company who has created many designs over the years; some are new and many old favourites. Find out more →
Bruce Russell & Son - Gold, Silversmiths & Jewellers
Third and fourth generation Bruce and Simon welcome you to our workshop and showroom where we craft traditional silverware, gold and platinum jewellery. Find out more →
Possibly one of the most interesting, beautiful and varied places on the island, encompassing so many different things to see and do, including a delightful selection of wildfowl, lake-side café, Happy Hollow 9 hole short course golf and Edwardian Tin and Coppersmith Find out more →
Martyn Guille Gold & Silver Workshop & Guernsey Clockmakers
Whilst visiting the Little Chapel take a two minute walk to the Gold and Silver Workshop and Guernsey Clockmakers. Find out more →
Catherine Best Studio (Jewellery)
Renowned worldwide for her award-winning jewellery, Catherine Best’s collection of stunning work is housed in her studio at The Mill, a beautiful landmark building in St Martin’s. Find out more →
The Guernsey Flower Centre is situated in the parish of the Vale in the north of Guernsey. We welcome visitors to our centre to see the various stages of growing exotic freesia blooms. Find out more →
Victor Hugo House (Hauteville House)
In this house, well preserved in its original state, the famous French writer spent fourteen years in exile decorating it personally and writing his masterpieces.
Activities
With spectacular coastline and countryside, the islands offer a huge selection of things to do in Guernsey including walking routes either with an Accredited Guide or under your own steam.
Guernsey has a range of outdoor pursuits right on its doorstep including coasteering, climbing and cycling, diving and kayaking, surfing, windsurfing and sailing for the more adventurous. For those looking for family activity holidays close to the UK, more relaxing activities include art and language courses or, for foodies, foraging with local guides.
Nature lovers are in for a treat with plenty of bird watching opportunities, including boat trips around the islands in search of the Bailiwick’s much-loved puffins.
Whatever you choose, one thing is for sure - you’ll want to come back for more.
Interesting links:
Historical: www.museums.gov.gg
What to visit and do: www.visitguernsey.com
About Guernsey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guernsey
How to get around Guernsey www.buses.gg
How to get to Guernsey www.condorferries.co.uk/
How to get to Guernsey www.flybe.com
How to get to Guernsey aurigny.com
How to get to Guernsey www.blueislands.com
Guernsey Information Centre http://gov.gg/guernseyinformationcentre
