Dehus Dolmen Travel Guide

Free Guide: Explore Dehus Dolmen, Guernsey's ancient megalithic monument, and uncover the mysteries of the island's rich prehistoric history.

Download the Free PDF guide

A brief summary of Dehus Dolmen

Explore Dehus Dolmen, Guernsey's ancient megalithic monument, and uncover the mysteries of the island's rich prehistoric history.

Dehus Dolmen stands as a remarkable testament to Guernsey's ancient history, captivating tourists with its mysterious allure and stunning natural surroundings. This megalithic monument, dating back to the Neolithic era, draws visitors eager to explore its intriguing architecture and the stories etched in stone. Nestled in the serene landscapes of Guernsey, it not only offers a glimpse into the island's rich heritage but also provides a peaceful retreat for those looking to connect with nature and history alike.

4.3 Very good · 145 Google reviews

Plan your visit

Opening hours

Every day9 am–6 pm

Opening hours as listed on the venue’s Google Business Profile. Hours can change for services and special events, so check with the venue before you go.

Address: FFWV+VC7, Guernsey
Phone

Getting there

Car

From Grandes Rocques, head southeast on the main road towards St. Peter Port. Continue on this road for about 3 miles until you reach the roundabout. Take the second exit onto the A27 and follow the signs for the airport. After approximately 0.5 miles, take the exit for the B53 towards St. Martin. Follow the B53 for about 1 mile. When you reach the junction with the B40, turn left onto the B40 and continue for about 1 mile. Dehus Dolmen will be on your right, located at the coordinates FFWV+VC7, Guernsey. There is no parking fee at the dolmen site.

Public Transportation

From Grandes Rocques, take bus number 7 towards St. Peter Port. The bus stop is located near the beach area. Stay on the bus for about 20 minutes and get off at the stop named 'Dehus'. From the bus stop, you will need to walk approximately 0.5 miles to reach Dehus Dolmen. Follow the signs to the dolmen which will lead you through a path across the fields. Ensure to check the bus timetable as the frequency may vary, and it typically costs around £1.00 for a single fare.

Walking

If you prefer walking from Grandes Rocques, head southeast along the coastal path towards St. Martin. This is a scenic route that takes about 1 hour and covers approximately 2 miles. Follow the coastal path until you reach the main road (B40), then turn left and continue walking for another 0.5 miles until you see Dehus Dolmen on your right. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and take water with you, as this option requires a moderate level of fitness.

Discover more about Dehus Dolmen

Overview

Dehus Dolmen is one of Guernsey's most significant historical landmarks, offering an extraordinary glimpse into the island's prehistoric past. This ancient burial site, believed to be built around 3500 BC, features a remarkable array of large stones arranged in a distinctive passage grave style. The dolmen's unique structure and the intricate carvings on its stones are a testament to the advanced skill of the Neolithic builders. Visitors are often mesmerized by the sheer size and weight of the stones, as well as the serenity that envelops the site, making it a prime location for reflection and exploration.Surrounded by lush greenery and the gentle sounds of nature, Dehus Dolmen is not just a monument but also a place where history comes alive. The site invites tourists to engage with its past, encouraging them to ponder the lives of those who once inhabited this land. Guided tours are available, offering insights into the archaeological significance of the dolmen and the various theories surrounding its purpose. Positioned in a tranquil setting, it’s an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts, historians, and nature lovers alike, providing ample opportunities to capture the beauty of Guernsey.Visiting Dehus Dolmen is an enriching experience, perfect for those seeking to delve deeper into the island's cultural heritage. The site is easily accessible and welcomes visitors every day from morning until evening. Whether you are a history buff or simply someone looking to enjoy a peaceful day in nature, Dehus Dolmen promises an unforgettable experience.

Evendo Review Centre

Reviews from

Google

By star rating

Guest reviews

Explore Dehus Dolmen on the map

A handpicked selection of must-see spots near Dehus Dolmen, mapped for you.

Get your free copy of our complete guide to Dehus Dolmen, delivered straight to you.

Everything on this page, from opening hours and how to get there to Eve’s tips and the best time to go, in one PDF you can read offline, print or share.

Already have an account? Sign in

Other nearby places you may find interesting

The closest places of the same kind, if this one is not quite what you had in mind.

More to explore near Dehus Dolmen

Do you manage this location?

Take control to get all the benefits, like improved information, better appearance, and stronger visibility across AI-powered discovery.

Activate your presence Learn more about listing your business on Evendo

Explore more

More of the destination

Explore more of Grandes Rocques

Explore the serene beaches and rugged rock formations of Grandes Rocques in Guernsey, a perfect coastal escape with rich history and natural beauty.

Explore Grandes Rocques

More of the country

Explore more of Guernsey

Discover Guernsey, where French and British cultures blend seamlessly amidst stunning coastal scenery, rich history, and delectable cuisine in the charming Channel Islands.

Explore Guernsey