About Guernsey

Although Guernsey is geographically much closer to France than the UK, it is loyal to the British Crown. Many of the road names and places are in French and a relaxed continental atmosphere runs through the cobbled streets and bustling cafes.

The picturesque harbour is visited by yachts and cruise ships and is often used as the starting point of adventure to the smaller islands in the Bailiwick, with Herm and Sark being firm favourites.

Accommodation in Guernsey is varied and appeals to all tastes. Many enjoy the outdoor experience of camping, whilst others prefer the luxuries that five star hotels can provide.

Seeing Guernsey is essential. A tour, guided by our accredited tour drivers, will take in the scenic West Coast, stop at Pleinmont, the world famous Little Chapel and visit local crafts along the way. The tour will also let you discover the rich history of the Island

More information about the island is available at the Visit Guernsey website .