Re-calibrate from the chaotic city life by experiencing a beautiful outdoor adventure in Guernsey! Choose from water sport activities, walks, hikes and quaint historical sites to visit. Don't forget the rest of the Channel Islands are only a quick ferry ride away.
When it comes to the Channel Islands, ‘island hopping’ is like taking a walk in the park. Catch a ferry from St. Peter Port for a day trip to Herm where Shell Beach is known for its unspoilt landscape, away from the chaos of everyday life. Day trips to Sark and Alderney are also very popular, all of which can be accessed in less than an hour.
If you prefer to keep your feet firmly on the ground then Guernsey possess a manner of heritage sites including Castle Cornet and Fort Hommet, conveying enriching insights into the island’s remarkable past. With scenery like Guernsey’s, walks for all abilities are thoroughly encouraged. Choose from 2 mile walks to 9 mile treks – an invigorating way to experience the islands natural beauty.
Literary enthusiasts can explore the captivating life of 19th century French author and poet, Victor Hugo. The Victor Hugo House portrays the tale of the poets 14 year exile from France but also celebrates his inspirational works including Les Miserables and Toilers of the Sea.
Many call The Little Chapel the hidden treasure of Guernsey – built in 1914 from clinker and small pieces of porcelain, shells and pottery this building has a delicate beauty to it. It’s widely visited with thousands flocking each year. Filled with beautiful outdoor adventures and fascinating heritage, Guernsey will certainly keep you busy.
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