The Iconic Prince Albert Statue: A Tribute to History

Getting There

• Walking

  If you're staying in Lihou and are near the entrance to the Lihou Island, start your walk towards the small causeway leading to the island. Follow the path that leads you across the causeway, keeping an eye on the tide schedule. Once you reach Lihou Island, stroll along the scenic paths until you reach the coastal area. The Prince Albert Statue is located near the southern edge of the island, overlooking the sea. Enjoy the views as you make your way there.

• Public Transportation

  If you're coming from St. Peter Port, take bus number 91 or 92 towards the west coast of Guernsey. Get off at the 'Lihou Island' bus stop. From there, walk to the entrance of the Lihou Island causeway. Make sure to check the bus schedule as it can be infrequent on weekends. Once you reach the causeway, follow the same walking instructions to get to the statue.

• Driving

  If you're traveling by car, head towards St. Peter Port and follow the signs for 'Lihou Island.' There are limited parking spaces available near the entrance to the causeway. Once parked, walk across the causeway to Lihou Island. Keep in mind that the causeway is only accessible at low tide, so check the tide schedule before you go. After crossing, follow the coastal paths until you reach the Prince Albert Statue.

• Tide Awareness

  It is crucial to be aware of the tide times when planning your visit to the Prince Albert Statue. The causeway to Lihou Island is only accessible during low tide, so make sure to check the local tide tables before your visit. Plan your arrival and departure times accordingly to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.