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Discover Guernsey, where French and British cultures blend seamlessly amidst stunning coastal scenery, rich history, and delectable cuisine in the charming Channel Islands.
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When is the best time to visit Guernsey?
Best: June–August · 23–26°C| Month | High (°C) | Rainfall (mm) |
|---|---|---|
| January | 3 | 31 |
| February | 4 | 29 |
| March | 9 | 37 |
| April | 13 | 40 |
| May | 19 | 46 |
| June (best) | 23 | 50 |
| July (best) | 26 | 55 |
| August (best) | 25 | 50 |
| September | 21 | 46 |
| October | 15 | 40 |
| November | 9 | 35 |
| December | 3 | 32 |
Top city travel guides in Guernsey
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St. Peter Port St Peter Port, Guernsey’s harbour capital, blends seafront walks, Castle Cornet, Victor Hugo’s home, island history, gardens and Channel culture.
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St. Martin St Martin, Guernsey, combines coastal walks, heritage gardens, dramatic cliffs, sheltered bays and peaceful Channel Islands scenery with local culture to explore.
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Castel Castel, Guernsey combines granite heritage, Cobo Bay beaches, coastal forts and rural lanes with rich island history, sea views and memorable sightseeing.
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St. Andrew St Andrew, Guernsey, combines wartime history, the Little Chapel, quiet lanes and island scenery with easy access to heritage and coastal excursions.
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Forest Forest, Guernsey, combines cliff walks, rural lanes, island history and easy access to beaches, churches and the airport, with quiet coastal scenery.
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St. Anne St Anne, Alderney, offers quiet island escapes, wartime history, Victorian streets, coastal walks, wildlife and Channel Islands culture in Guernsey.
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Regions of Guernsey
Every region of Guernsey, with guides to the cities, landmarks and local highlights inside each one.
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Sark Sark in Guernsey offers car-free lanes, cliff walks, historic estates, quiet coves and exceptionally dark skies in a compact Channel Island setting.
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Alderney Discover Alderney in Guernsey: a compact Channel Island of coastal walks, wildlife, Victorian forts, wartime history and quiet sandy bays.
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Herm Herm in the Bailiwick of Guernsey offers car-free walks, shell beaches, granite coastlines, island heritage and quiet Channel views. -
Lihou Explore Lihou, Guernsey’s tidal island, for a medieval priory, rocky coast, Venus Pool and a carefully timed causeway crossing.
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Torteval Explore Torteval in western Guernsey for Atlantic cliffs, Portelet Bay, German Occupation history, rural lanes and rewarding coastal walks.
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Jethou Jethou, in Guernsey’s tidal island landscape, offers a private offshore setting best appreciated from the sea or with prior permission.
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Top destinations in Guernsey
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Fermain Bay Fermain Bay in Guernsey offers a sheltered granite cove, coastal walks, sea swimming, island scenery and easy access from St Peter Port.
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Petit Bot Bay Petit Bot Bay in Guernsey pairs a sheltered south-coast cove with wooded valleys, cliff walks, island history and quiet seaside scenery.
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Jerbourg Point Jerbourg Point, Guernsey, pairs cliff-top walks, sea views and wartime remains with access to Saints Bay and the island’s rugged south coast paths.
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Moulin Huet Bay Moulin Huet Bay, Guernsey, pairs a sheltered south-coast cove with granite cliffs, Renoir heritage, sea swimming, coastal walks and island scenery.
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Portelet Bay Portelet Bay, Guernsey offers a sandy cove, cliff walks, tidal scenery, wartime heritage and Atlantic views on the island’s rugged southwest coast. -
St. Peter Port Waterfront St Peter Port Waterfront in Guernsey combines harbour walks, Castle Cornet, island history, sea views, cafés and easy access to St Peter Port.
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Best locations in Guernsey
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Tourist attraction
Saumarez Park
Guernsey's 40-acre park unites Victorian mill heritage, rare plant collections, and woodland trails for immersive green escapes in the Channel Islands.
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Tourist attraction
Hauteville - Victor Hugo House
Victor Hugo's Guernsey exile home, where Les Misérables took shape amid Gothic decor and sea vistas on Hauteville hill.
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Tourist attraction
Oatlands Village
Guernsey's rural gem where granite cottages, artisan crafts and coastal paths weave everyday island life into peaceful wanderings amid wild meadows and seaside whispers.
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Tourist attraction
German Occupation Museum
Guernsey's definitive archive of WWII occupation, packed with bunkers, diaries and defiance artifacts amid forest trails.
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Neighbouring country travel guides
The closest countries to Guernsey, if you are planning to cross a border on the same trip.
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Jersey Discover the charm of Jersey, the largest Channel Island, with its stunning landscapes, rich history, and a delightful blend of British and French cultures. -
France Explore France: A land of romance, history, and unparalleled beauty, from the iconic streets of Paris to the serene landscapes of Provence and the luxury of the French Riviera.
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United Kingdom Discover the United Kingdom: A blend of rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities, offering a unique travel experience for every visitor.
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Belgium Discover Belgium: A blend of medieval charm, culinary delights, and stunning landscapes. Explore historic cities, savor exquisite chocolates, and enjoy a perfect getaway.
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Isle of Man Discover the Isle of Man: A captivating blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture nestled in the Irish Sea, perfect for a tranquil yet adventurous getaway.
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Guernsey in Photos
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