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Guernsey Information

The second largest of the Channel Islands, Guernsey, is the perfect place to escape to. With its stunning scenery, vibrant town life and superb sailing conditions the island offers endless possibilities to the discerning traveller. Spend long happy hours lazing on one of the beautiful beaches or strolling for miles along cliff-top paths and through the idyllic rural interior.

The island’s capital, St Peter Port combines a wealth of local history, a traditional bustling atmosphere and an impressive choice of shops restaurants and pubs to completely satisfy 21st Century visitors. Offshore the high tides, steady winds, world class marinas and abundance of secluded bays all bathed in the warm waters of the Gulf Stream are amongst the most exciting in Europe.

Adventure, relaxation, heritage, entertainment, hospitality - Guernsey has it all in abundance. Is it any wonder that so many people fall in love with the island?

For more information on businesses and services in Guernsey please use the Marine Services, Pilot notes + charts, Marinas, Food and Drink and Accommodation buttons at the top of this page. For a more in-depth search use our "Blue Pages" Business Directory.

Comments (20)

12/02/2011 @ 2:16 pm

#1 - Cpt Walsh

Bought a Guernsey Jumper from "The Guernsey Shop" many moons ago,and its still like new. will be back to buy another one when this one wears out...but dont hold your breath, plenty more wear left in it yet..Great value!!!!!

12/02/2011 @ 2:29 pm

#2 - Phil the Skipper

Big thanks to AB Marine.Great service, Great help, well done team.

13/02/2011 @ 5:05 pm

#3 - Gaz and crew

Great work carried out by Boatworks+.Thanks from all the crew!!!!will send you a postcard at next port of call.....

17/08/2011 @ 3:28 pm

#4 - Gary and Nicola

Just returned from this beautiful island and have found your harbourguide extremely useful,from accommodation, pubs,attractions and shops etc.
We are planning on visiting Gibraltar next and will definitely be using your guide again.Thanks.

10/09/2011 @ 4:49 am

#5 - Beryl and Jim

We are not sailors but stumbled across your site on a Google search when we decided to visit Guernsey,we have to say that we have found it more useful than any other of the travelling /holiday web sites we have used in the past,really enjoyed the "Restaurant" section.
Keep up the good work.

09/04/2012 @ 4:52 pm

#6 - HG CREW

Some forums have been giving St Peter Port a hard time recently, but John Bailey wrote in Yachting Monthly;"I used the marina 5 times last summer and found the staff helpful and sensible.The only challenges were created by some of the marina users that had boats were that were too big for them to handle comfortably.If only they would learn to relax and follow the advice of the friendly marina staff"

23/05/2012 @ 7:49 am

#7 - Mike

Am sailing to Guernsey in one month from now for our anniversary, would really like to spoil Beth=wife. Any ideas on hotels.with 5 star cuisine?

14/06/2012 @ 8:16 pm

#8 - Gillian

Looking to charter in Guernsey next month any contacts,or have I left it to late?

21/06/2012 @ 7:34 am

#9 - Antoine

Bought some recreational clothes yesterday.Very friendly staff,down hill at far end of town. Au Revoire.x

05/07/2012 @ 7:26 am

#10 - Phil crew member of YOJIMBA

Would be very interested in any info on chiropractors or masseurs in Channel Islands.

08/07/2012 @ 7:56 am

#11 - Gary and Nicola

Hi there, we are back again. Still using site. We stayed at Fermain Valley Hotel and ate at Lescalier for first time, very good. Keep up the good work, will let you know when we get a boat.

08/07/2012 @ 8:15 am

#12 - Gary and Nicola

Hi we are back. Stayed at Fermain Valley Hotel last night, and ate at Lescalier for first time. Very good. Still no boat, but enjoying the site.

20/07/2012 @ 8:43 am

#13 - Paul Harbour Guides

Tried the Lobster Linguini at Da Hello last night, can see why they reached the final for pasta in the UK BEST DISH AWARDS. It truly was delicious and just enough on its own.

23/07/2012 @ 7:09 am

#14 - Paul

Had the pleasure of staying in The Imperial Hotel at Portelet Harbour,what a sun trap from 6.00am til 9.00pm. Also tried the fish and chips, or as the waitress said (eez the biggest fish in the island) which has to be said was correct. Freshly caught with home made chips. Give it a go.

11/08/2012 @ 7:47 am

#15 - Adrian Dartmouth

Just sailed over from Dartmouth,picking up wifey from airport and checking into Duke of Normandie for a break. Found hotel on your site, great location thanks.

10/02/2013 @ 3:37 pm

#16 - Sheila and Locky

just had a winter break here and found your guide very helpful. Love this island and will definitely return, SOON!!
Thanks
S&L

26/04/2013 @ 12:14 pm

#17 - Cheryl Dave & Liz

Got Dave a jumper from the Guernsey shop..He loves it. Nice to take home a bit of heritage that will come in useful.

30/05/2013 @ 11:11 am

#18 - Augustus

When visiting Guernsey , if in a rush and not sure where to eat try Village East Bistro down near Tourist Info Office opposite Marinas . Exceptional .

01/06/2013 @ 11:29 am

#19 - Patrice

We just do lunch in the Moya restaurant on the Quay,we enjoyed very much.

03/06/2013 @ 2:44 pm

#20 - Patgfielding@hotmail.com

Hi - Iam trying to trace info on my gtgrandfather who was said to have been a Guernsey harbour master. His name was John Palmer from Yorkshire England.He was married in Vale Guernsey to Julia LeMaitre in 1859 and was there building a family until late 1860's so would suggest that was during his time as harbour master. Do you hold records that far back please. Family were in France in early 1870's and don't think they returned to Guernsey. Many thanks from Pat

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