As spring begins to shine through, pointing to the arrival of summer, and the number of visitors to the island starts to bloom, the local produce that Guernsey is known and loved for flourishes in our fertile soils. There are plenty of things to do in Guernsey, but a visit to the islands at this time of year wouldn’t be complete without sampling the delicious local food, and luckily there are plenty of ways to do so! Whether you decide to visit one of St Peter Port’s upscale seafood restaurants or eat like the locals from the island’s markets and Hedge Veg boxes, there is an endless choice when it comes to Guernsey’s tasty produce.
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The Channel Islands, of course, are renowned for their abundance of natural beauty, so the more environmentally-conscious holidaymaker may sometimes be worried about whether visiting the area could damage its famously pristine landscape. If you include yourself in this number, however, don’t worry – here, we will show you how your future Guernsey holidays could actually help reduce the island’s carbon footprint.
Before you decide when to book your trip, have a look at our guide which will give you more information on the most anticipated festivals taking place in Guernsey over the next 12 months. Some of the events could be perfect for you and your family!
Anyone who has spent a week or two in Guernsey during the festive season will know that there is a very special atmosphere to be enjoyed in Guernsey during November and December. Here’s some more information about our top choices for things to do in Guernsey this Christmas.
There are loads of wonderful hidden gems that even some of the locals may not have visited before, meaning they are unspoilt and a beautiful place to while away an afternoon. While it is always exciting discovering places on your own when exploring the island, it does help to have a few ideas on where you can go before heading off the footpaths and getting lost!
When it comes to preparing for a self-catered holiday, there are a few extra things you need to bring and keep in mind so the whole experience is as hassle-free as possible. Read on to see our guide on choosing accommodation, items to bring and balancing dining in and out!
When your holiday is booked, the next step is planning on how you will spend your summer in Guernsey – here’s our guide to inspire you!
In this guide, we will aim to show you that Guernsey is also a hugely rewarding place to visit once the weather has turned cold, with the second-largest Channel Island offering lots for guests of all ages, tastes and energy levels to make the most of, whatever the temperature is outside. Guernsey really is a 365 destination!
Whether you are specifically looking for bike-based Guernsey holidays or are just thinking of adding a trip or two into a more diverse itinerary, this article will introduce you to four of our favourite rides out of the 11 official routes that visitors can take to explore the island.
This may be a word that you’re hearing more and more of these days and that’s for good reason. Guernsey wellness experiences have become a large part of the local ethos, with people wanting to eat, drink and live healthier and the benefits are prevalent.