Fermain Battery
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Ascend the historic Ozanne Steps in St. Peter Port for breathtaking harbor views and a glimpse into Guernsey's rich maritime past.
The Ozanne Steps, located in St. Peter Port, Guernsey, offer a steep but rewarding climb with panoramic views of the harbor and surrounding coastline. Built originally as a private access to the sea for a former governor, these steps now serve as a historical landmark and a scenic route for locals and tourists alike.
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Walking
If you are already in St. Peter Port, the Ozanne Steps are easily accessible by foot. From the Town Terminus, walk along the waterfront path towards the north. Follow the path until you see the steps leading upwards. The climb is a bit steep, but the views are worth it.
Public Transport
From the Guernsey Airport, take bus routes 71, 93, 94, or 95 to the St Peter Port bus terminus. From the bus terminus, walk along the waterfront path towards the north. Follow the path until you reach the stairs leading to the Ozanne Steps. Bus fare is approximately £1.25 - £4.
Driving
If driving, follow signs to St. Peter Port harbor. Parking is available at North Beach Car Park and other locations around the harbor. Be aware that most parking in St. Peter Port is within a 'Disc Zone,' requiring a parking clock to indicate your arrival time. Parking is free, but time limits apply. From the harbor area, walk along the waterfront path to find the Ozanne Steps. Parking at the North Beach Car Park includes 2-hour, 3-hour, and 10-hour zones. There are also dedicated small car parking spaces available.
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