Le Creux es Faies Travel Guide
Free Guide: Explore Le Creux ès Faies, a Neolithic passage tomb on Guernsey's west coast, steeped in ancient history and enchanting folklore.
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Explore Le Creux ès Faies, a Neolithic passage tomb on Guernsey's west coast, steeped in ancient history and enchanting folklore.
Le Creux ès Faies, also known as the 'Fairy Cave,' is a well-preserved Neolithic passage tomb dating back to 3000-2500 BC. Located on a small headland near L'Eree Bay, this ancient site is steeped in local folklore, believed to be an entrance to the Fairy Kingdom.
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Le Creux ès Faies is a captivating megalithic passage tomb located on Guernsey's west coast, a short distance north of L'Eree Bay. Dating back to 3000 to 2500 BC, this remarkably preserved site offers a glimpse into the island's ancient past. The tomb consists of a narrow passage leading to a larger chamber, constructed with local stone, reflecting the ingenuity of its prehistoric builders.Local folklore adds an enchanting dimension to Le Creux ès Faies. It's affectionately known as the entrance to the Fairy Kingdom, with tales whispering of fairies emerging on moonlit nights to dance on Mont Saint and Le Catioroc. The site measures 9 meters long and 2 meters high. Excavations have unearthed human and animal bones, along with Beaker pottery and arrowheads, providing insights into the rituals and people of the Neolithic period.Easily accessible from a nearby car park, Le Creux ès Faies features an informative notice board near the entrance. While exploring, take a moment to appreciate the surrounding landscape and Guernsey's natural beauty.
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