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In Guernsey you will notice a mix of culture with French and English influences in the buildings, names of places and street signs. This is a clever mix of cultures that is very refreshing and makes Guernsey unique from Britain and mainland Europe.

Guernsey has some amazing beaches, those particularly worth a visit are Cobo Bay and Pembroke Bay. You will find wide sandy beaches and tiny coves and you’ll find Guernsey beaches very clean.
We also recommend that you visit Icart, a stunning viewing area and a really special place to do some walking along the coast. Icart has a parking area, and can be found down the Guernsey lanes.
The island has a wealth of visitor attractions which include the Strawberry farm with a children’s play area, Crazy golf, gift and craft shops. Also don’t forget to polish off a bowl of those amazing Guernsey strawberries!

Next door to the Strawberry Farm is Guernsey Woodcarvers. Not far away is the Bruce Russell Goldsmith and Jewellery shop, which are a definite place to visit.
The German Underground Hospital in St Andrews is a reminder of the occupation of the Island by the Germans during the 2nd World War. You feel closer to the past with the deep underground tunnels, concrete walls and the chilling experience of the occupation. (See Our Occupation Guide)
The Oatlands Craft Centre in St Sampson is a great place to visit and has plenty of craft shops. Its an ideal place to take a nice break to eat, and Oatland’s is ideal for families.
Guernsey has amazing cliff top and coastal walks, with breath taking landscapes to see. It has amazing views out to sea of the other islands of Sark, Herm and Jethou.

St Peter Port is a delight, its cobbled streets with Victorian and Edwardian villa’s. Make a point of walking along the high street and turning off at the archway opposite Boots the chemist. Walking up Lefebvre Street you can explore the rest of the town. Then visit St Peter Port's famous Candie Gardens and the Guernsey Museum. Candie Gardens is a beautiful retreat and an ideal place to relax and lose yourself.

St Peter Port has amazing views out to sea, in some parts the town it gets rather hilly, but this adds to the attraction because everywhere you go there's a new view to enjoy. St Peter Port is Europe’s best kept secret, and one of Europe’s finest harbour capitals.
The bus service in Guernsey is very good at 60p to travel, with other fare offers it's an ideal way to see the island. For getting around it's a far better bus service than most UK city services. www.buses.gg
Guernsey and the other Channel Islands can be an expensive holiday destination to visit. However, always look at the website of the hotels to find different offers at different times of the year which may include high season. Do make a point of travelling out of the holiday season: Spring and Autumn can be just as good for a short break or just for the shopping!

Make a point of buying the local paper: The Guernsey Press, as it will tell you what’s happening on the Island.