gumboyaya Says: Just hike around the Island.The whole Island!It is definitely worth to do it.Or would you expect to see something like this on British soil?
Wayside Cheer Hotel: Best Family Hotel in Guernsey
Brightonsteve777 Says: Having just spent 3 nights at The Wayside Cheer on a business trip i have booked a week with my family for the summer, Staff are terrific, as is the food and the whole experience, Played Bar Biilliards for the first time in 20 years and had some great nights in the...
Christies: Ask for a balcony table to view the harbour
martyfrize Says: DO NOT leave the island without having dinner here. All of them, but the sea food platter is fantasic, the lamb delicious, goats chees starter!!, chocolate desserts to die for..
martyfrize Says: Guensey is small enough to get around by push bike. If you don't feel that energetic, the local bus covers the island, with a maximum fare of 50p, or 0.7 Euros per journey.Hire a car if you feel lost without your own wheel, but the maximum speed on the island is 35mph,...
martyfrize Says: The island has no Value Added Tax, and low excise duty, soit's a great place to shop.Gold, Diamonds !!!
gumboyaya Says: I always knew it.Sheep can read!In case you can not read the sign properly (it is me again, with my obsession concerning signs), underneath the word DANGER, it is written: Sheep drop to beach!And to make my point.Sheep are all over the area. There is no one who actually...
PavlH Says: It's worth a trip over to Cobo Bay on the other side of the Island from St Peter Port - the bay itself is stunning and there is a 28 foot tidal difference in the sea level which makes for some interesting scenery at different times of the day.You can get a bus (No. 3) to the...
atotti2000 Says: Drive down the Val de Terres (hope i spelt it right) for an exciting free journey, its great fun! The Bridge, in Vale. Full of little shops selling anything and everything.
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Guernsey - Our home - Guernsey is a fantastic place to live and a great place for a holiday. If you want peace and quiet, great food and some fantastic coastal walks then this is the place for you. The beaches are clean,...
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Q: We are planning our 1st visit to Guernsey in July - 05. We plan to stay in St. Peter Port because the town sounds interesting &...
A: I would think devote at least a day for Herm & Sark. St Peter's Port is the main part of town, although the entire island is rather small, so never too far from anything....
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The second largest of the Channel Islands, Guernsey is a great location from which to explore nearby islands of the "bailiwick" area. Excellent beaches, apparently one for every day of the year,...
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I go here every year - its beautiful. Golden beaches and never ending sun in the summer! (never been in winter) Try Visiting places like Cornet Castle and the different pottery, brass, and other craft...
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Guernsey is a fantastic place to live and a great place for a holiday. If you want peace and quiet, great food and some fantastic coastal walks then this is the place for you. The beaches are clean,...
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