Alderney
Local Businesses
Weather & Tides
Tonight - Light Cloud
Minimum: 12C, Wind Direction: North Easterly
Wind: Good 25mph, Pressure: 1026mb, Sunset: 21:06 BST
Wednesday - Sunny Intervals
Maximum: 15C, Minimum: 10C
Wind: 23mph North Easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:06 BST, Sunset: 21:07 BST
Thursday - Sunny
Maximum: 15C, Minimum: 10C
Wind: 24mph North Easterly, Visibility: Good, Pollution: Low, Sunrise: 05:06 BST, Sunset: 21:08 BST
Date | Event | Time | Height |
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Wed 31 May | High Tide | 04:58 | 4.93m |
Wed 31 May | Low Tide | 11:44 | 2.04m |
Wed 31 May | High Tide | 17:30 | 5.08m |
Wed 31 May | Low Tide | 00:07 | 1.95m |
Thu 1 Jun | High Tide | 05:45 | 5.21m |
Thu 1 Jun | Low Tide | 12:29 | 1.73m |
Thu 1 Jun | High Tide | 18:13 | 5.37m |
Thu 1 Jun | Low Tide | 00:49 | 1.61m |
Fri 2 Jun | High Tide | 06:30 | 5.49m |
Fri 2 Jun | Low Tide | 13:11 | 1.45m |
Fri 2 Jun | High Tide | 18:55 | 5.64m |
Sat 3 Jun | Low Tide | 01:31 | 1.32m |
Sat 3 Jun | High Tide | 07:12 | 5.72m |
Sat 3 Jun | Low Tide | 13:51 | 1.24m |
Sat 3 Jun | High Tide | 19:36 | 5.86m |
Sun 4 Jun | Low Tide | 02:10 | 1.1m |
Sun 4 Jun | High Tide | 07:57 | 5.88m |
Sun 4 Jun | Low Tide | 14:29 | 1.1m |
Sun 4 Jun | High Tide | 20:19 | 6m |
Mon 5 Jun | Low Tide | 02:49 | 0.96m |
Mon 5 Jun | High Tide | 08:41 | 5.96m |
Mon 5 Jun | Low Tide | 15:06 | 1.05m |
Mon 5 Jun | High Tide | 21:00 | 6.06m |
The tidal data is for Braye
Information
The third largest Channel Island, Alderney is one of the rare unspoiled corners of Britain. With a population of a little under two and a half thousand, its reputation as a peaceful, relaxing getaway is matched only by the locals’ reputation for warm welcomes and traditional jovial hospitality. Easily explored by foot the fascinating and beautiful Island is only one and a half miles wide by three and a half miles long and boasts a mild comfortable climate.
Like its neighbours, Guernsey and Jersey, Alderney is independently governed, but unlike the larger islands, and despite its proximity to mainland France (10 miles west of Normandy), it remains more or less entirely free from mainstream tourism. Remote as Alderney may be it is surprisingly easy to visit as it has its own harbour and airport with direct scheduled flights to and from the UK.
Alderney, one of Britain’s best-kept secrets.
For more information on businesses and services in Alderney 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.
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Accommodation, Catering, Private Functions, Entertainment, Restaurants, Something Special, Wifi, Yacht Hampers
Discover the charms of Alderney at The Blonde Hedgehog, a luxury hotel nestled within the cobblestone streets of Saint Anne. From cosy rooms and deluxe suites to an entire family-friendly cottage, we have an accommodation choice perfect for you.
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Accommodation
This 18th century cottage has three double bedrooms and large living area with fire place.
It has a freestanding bath tub and walk in shower.
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Food Delivery, Provisions, Retail Outlets, Something Special, Takeaway Food, Yacht Hampers
Alderney Farm Shop- Supplying the Island community with the freshest local produce.
Local home reared Beef
Fresh in season Fish
Local Honey
Local Potatoes
In house Chef producing fresh breads, pastries etc
Home Dry Cured Bacon & Gammon - Smoked & Green
Exclusively Available Freshly made Soups, Salads, Coleslaws, Gravlax, Capachio, Panchetta.
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Entertainment, Retail Outlets
Home entertainment sales
Interconnects and adapters
Recordable media and batteries
DVD-Film rentals
Local Sim Packs and top-up cards
Wave Telecom-main dealer
Gift Shops, Retail Outlets, Something Special
Bars & Inns, Cafes, Catering, Private Functions, Restaurants, Wifi
Accommodation
Without doubt the most luxurious hotel in Alderney, the stunning Braye Beach Hotel has one of the most spectacular views you could wish for, standing picture-perfect on the edge of Alderney's finest sandy beach. This stylish and elegant hotel offers the highest standards of food, accommodation and personal service.
Boasting lovely views right across the bay and harbour beyond, the restaurant serves delicious fresh, local food. Every bedroom is furnished to an exceptional standard of décor and comfort and other facilities include comfy lounges, a residents' private cinema and complimentary wireless broadband access throughout the hotel.
With the style and elegance of a luxury small hotel, the finer points of hospitality come as standard.
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Boat Moorings, Marinas, Visitor Moorings, Water Taxis
VHF Channel 73
Whether it’s truly invigorating sailing between the islands and France or a peaceful stop off in one of our bays, Alderney offers a fabulous sailing escape.
Braye harbour offers 70 visitor mooring buoys and anchorage areas sheltered by the impressive 1,430m long historic landmark the breakwater.
There are also a number of other anchorages around Alderney, in addition to Braye. None provide any facilities, and all are only safe in calm weather and/or offshore winds. Clockwise from Braye these are: Saye, Longis Bay, Telegraph Bay and Hannaine Bay. Whilst sailing around Alderney and specifically Burhou Island please be aware that there is a voluntary ‘Puffin Friendly Zone’ which all mariners are asked to observe in order to help protect the puffins.
Address: Braye Harbour, SW end of Harbour, Near entrance to Little Crabby Harbour
Phone:
+44 (0) 1481 822333
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Estate Agent
The Bell & Co difference - a relaxed, welcoming yet decisive attitude that culminates in the most important decision most of us aspire to - a new home.
Whether buying or selling, we offer a personal and distinctive way forward that is based on professional competence, trust, and puts stress into the background.
Members of the National Association of Estate Agents and regulated by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission.
Alderney's largest Estate Agent
Our family business now runs to a third generation and includes a team of six, all of whom have been with us for several years.
It's all part of the Bell & Co difference which you can count on.
Retail Outlets
Shirley’s Ladies’ Fashions and His Essentials in Victoria Street, Alderney - the one stop shop for all your clothing needs.
For the ladies Shirley’s has lingerie, sports, casual and smart day wear or the more formal and to complement the fashion there is also an excellent range of accessories including gloves from Dent’s, Italian silk scarves and hats, so important for the mother of the bride!
His Essentials offers the most important items of men’s clothing including shirts from Double two, briefs and more from Jockey, trousers from Bruhl plus socks, sweaters and swimwear.
Alderney is VAT FREE - so prices are really attractive and when combined with the friendly service, the range and quality of clothing on offer from Shirley’s and His
Essentials, they make for a great shopping experience.
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The Alderney museum was started in 1966 and displays a record of Alderney's fascinating history. The museum's collections are concerned exclusively with Alderney, and cover geology, archaeology, the natural environment and social history
The museum is open daily April to October and also has a wide selection of books and guides for sale.
Chandlery, Retail Outlets
We have a large selection of general hardware that’s suitable for boat and the home maintenance.
We have a selection of tools, paint rollers and brushes, varnish, silicone, sanding discs,drill bits extension leads etc.
We also stock a large selection of stainless-steel screws and fittings, ropes, bungee cords torches tie wraps, WD40 and much much more.
Come and see us, our prices are very competitive.
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Restaurants
Restaurant
Boasting lovely views right across the bay, our stylish restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Chef's menus are inspired by the first class quality and freshness of local produce. From lobster and locally dived scallops, to rich Alderney cream and fresh seasonal vegetables flown directly from the markets of France.
Bar & Terrace
Our friendly bar and beach-side decked terraces offer the best view in the islands, looking out to sea across the beautiful Braye Breach. Relaxed and informal, the Bar and Terrace are open throughout the day for morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and snacks.
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Antifouling, Battery Chargers, Beta Marine, Boat Builders & Repairs, Boat Cleaning, Boat Fenders, Boat Sales-Power, Boat Sales-Yacht, Boat Storage, Boat Transport, Boat Valeting, Boatyards, Books & Charts, Bukh, Chandlery, Davits, Deckware, Duty Free, Evinrude, Ford, Garmin Dealers, Grp Repairs/Maintenance, Honda Marine, Inflatable Boats, Insurance Repairs, Johnson, Launderette, Liferafts & Lifejackets, Marine Batteries , Marine Breakdown, Marine Clothing, Marine Diesel, Marine Electronic Equipment, Marine Electronics, Marine Engine Sales, Marine Engineers, Marine Fabrications, Marine Fuel, Marine Gas Specialist, Marine Installations, Marine Painting, Marine Plumbing, Marine Safety Equipment, Mariner, Masts & Rigging, Mercruiser, Nanni Diesel, Off Licence, Osmosis Treatments, Outboards, Perkins Sabre, PRM, Propellors & Shafts, Raymarine, RIB Repairs, RIB Sales, Rigging Specialists, Sailmakers/Repair, Sea Start, Shipwrights, Slipways, Suzuki Marine, Tohatsu, Vetus, VM Engines, Volvo Penta, Welding, Wifi, Yacht Agents & Brokers, Yacht Brokers, Yacht Management, Yamaha, Yanmar

Welcome to Mainbrayce of Alderney, who have given over 45 years of service to visiting yachtsmen and islanders alike.
Mainbrayce, under Managing Director Michael Fitton, is continually investing and enhancing services in the harbour area with approved plans for a new, purpose designed, building to be constructed in 2020/21. Although the Company no longer provides the Water Taxi or Laundrette services, which have moved to the Harbour Authority, the boating fraternity and those with other engineering and technical issues can still call on Michael and the team for help and advice. A full marine engineering service is available.
The Mainbrayce Chandlery, based in the Inner Harbour, holds an excellent stock of rope, paints, yacht and motor boat spares, including some of those more obscure parts that are rarely available elsewhere. It also carries essential safety equipment, an extensive range of oils, lubricants, filters batteries (for boat and car), specialist boat cleaning and repair kits, paints and stainless steel nuts, bolts and many engine parts.
Mainbrayce also provides year round TAX FREE FUELLING SERVICES from the Inner Harbour with marine diesel, unleaded petrol and fresh, potable, water available from quayside pumps.
Call or e-mail Mainbrayce Limited to get quotes on a huge range of Tax Free yacht and motorboat spares. The Company provides an extensive ‘order now and collect when passing’ service which will save thousands of pounds and Euro's for a refit or new build yacht.
Mainbrayce is also allowed to sell TWO STROKE OUTBOARDS! Small ones are kept in stock but why not phone or email ahead to check availability?
Mainbrayce is also the harbour location for the purchase of DUTY FREE ALCOHOL, TOBACCO & CIGARETTES. Pop into the Chandlery to order your allowances which will be brought to your boat just before you sail
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Mainbrayce is also a SeaStart agent and can carry out minor and major engineering work, marine computer diagnostics on most makes, repairs and refit work on yachts and motorboats. The cranage is up to 16m and or 18mt, please ensure you call for this service.
Alderney is a fantastic destination, with a beautiful harbour and excellent restaurants and we at Mainbrayce will do our best to ensure visiting yachtsmen, RIB owners and motor boaters, have a pleasant and problem free visit. Make sure you call in at the Mainbrayce Chandlery, call or e:mail us for services, help and waterborne advice.
Address: Mainbrayce Ltd, Inner Harbour, Braye Alderney, GY9 3DL
Phone:
01481-822772
Fax: 01481-822772
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Bars & Inns, Entertainment, Fish Specialist, Restaurants, Something Special, Takeaway Food, Wifi, Yacht Hampers
World food eatary including tapas and handmade pizzas with an extensive daily specials board, beach bar, outside decking with Braye Bay views.
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Visitor Attractions
The Alderney Wildlife Trust aims to promote the conservation and protection of Alderney's terrestrial and marine wildlife and associated habitats, also to promote the conservation and protection of places of scientific interest, amenity value or natural beauty. Since its launch in 2002 the Trust now actively manages around 20k of public footpath and over 120ha of the island’s countryside as nature reserve, in addition to the Island’s Internationally Imprtant Wetland (Ramsar) site which includes many of Alderney’s key species such as Northern Gannet and Puffin. The Trust also founded the Island’s Bird Observatory in 2016 which collects detailed records of the momentous European migration which passes the island each year.
When visiting the Island you can find out more about the Trust’s regular walks and activities programme from bat and hedgehog walks, to wildlife kayaking, boat trips and historic tours at the Wildlife Centre in the centre of the island’s only town, St. Anne
(www.alderneywildlife.org/whats’on). The volunteers and staff at the centre can also help you plan your visit, pointing out interesting and often missed sites and providing access to unusual buildings such as the ominous WWII naval tower known as the Odeon
Chemist
Address: Boardmans Pharmacy, Victoria Street, Alderney
Phone:
01482 822 126
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Accommodation

Welcome to Ingrid's guest house and home. The small guest house with lots of character. You are not a guest, you are a visitor in Ingrid's home.
' I inherited some beautiful classic antique furniture and had to keep it in storage for 8 years until I found the guest house - the two were made for each other. The building is from the late 1700's and I am forunate in that it still retains some original features. The dining room / lounge gives this house an illusion of grandeur with its high ceiling, large sash windows and open fireplace. Some of the furniture - the grandfather clock (restored on the island), welsh dresser and pictures add to the feeling of elegance. The staircase with the original mahogany hand rail leads up to the bedrooms. There are only three rooms, two ensuite and one with its own bathroom. Each room has its own individual decor and I have tried to add a feeling of comfort through the soft furnishings and paintings. All the rooms have an east / west aspect so are full of light. The rooms are equiped with TVs and the trays have a selection of tea, coffee, hot chocolate and home made biscuits.
To the rear of the property is a quiet patio, the beech table in the centre was hand made in the 30s. Surrounded by flower pots, climbing roses and jasmine,you can listen to the fountain and watch the goldfish. Beyond is a small garden, a retreat, a place to relax with a book or bring in a bottle of wine, glasses are of course provided.
Breakfast is a feast of fresh fruit salad, melon or pink grapefruit. Local dairy produce and home made jams and marmelades accompany the cooked breakfast with bread from the bakery '
Accommodation, Cafes, Provisions, Takeaway Food, Yacht Hampers
Tucked away in the sand dunes, Saye Beach Campsite is the place for camping in Alderney in the Channel Islands & one of the best holiday locations in the UK.
Recently refurbished to a very high standard with new bathroom block, dry room facility and a play area for children, the Saye Beach campsite offers a well-stocked shop, picnic area, teas & coffees, ice creams and beach goods as well as the perfect location to pitch your tent!
Tents are available for hire, or you can bring your own.
Situated in a superb location behind the sand dunes of the unrivalled Saye Bay, just two minutes from the exciting surf of Corblets Bay and the family-friendly crescent of Arch Bay.
Taxi, Visitor Attractions
Local guide Billy LePoulain offers round island tours by taxi or minibus.
Available every day at a time to suit, please contact to find out more.
£18.00 per person - booking essential.
Duty Free, Gift Shops, Jewellery, Retail Outlets, Something Special
Reynards the Jewellers has built it's worldwide reputation on customer service. For this reason, it is necessary to visit their shop in Victoria Street, Alderney to purchase any of the wide range of jewellery, watches, silverware and high quality gifts they have to offer. You can, however, browse in their virtual showroom at your leisure.
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Accommodation, Property Rentals
Alderney Accommodation is a well established holiday accommodation business, that has been in operation for over 30 years.
Here at Alderney Accommodation, we have 13 lovely self catering properties available to rent through out the year, sleeping from 2 to 12 people. Some are located in or near the town of St Anne, and some within 5 minutes of the beach. All of our properties are clean and well equipped with everything you’ll need to enjoy your holiday. For availability or to make a reservation please visit our website, call or send us an email and we’ll be happy to help you.
We also offer a property management service. If you own a holiday home in Alderney and would like your house looked after and maintained, we can do weekly checks. Should we find any problems we can have it rectified for you before your next visit.
Entertainment
Address: The Alderney Cinema, Victoria Street, Alderney
Phone:
01481 824 277
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Accommodation, Private Functions, Restaurants, Wifi, Yacht Hampers
Le Pesked is the only French restaurant on Alderney and is situated in the heart of the island at the harbour lights tavern hotel.
We have been established since July 2014 and have become a firm favourite amongst locals and visitors alike.
Open for morning coffee, light lunches and evening meals set in a superb atmosphere you will always find a warm smile and friendly service whenever you come to visit us.
Le Pesked is owned and run by the fabulous Brittany chef David Ollivrin serving classic French cuisine with a modern twist, We look forward to meeting you.
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Address: Le Pesked Restaurant at Harbour Lights Tavern, Newtown Road, Braye, Alderney, GY9 3YR
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01481 823841
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Cash Point
Address: HSBC, Victoria Street, Alderney
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Bars & Inns, Restaurants
Established in 1847, the Divers Inn in Braye Street is steeped in the history of Alderney.
We are continuing with the tradition by offering a wide selection of wines by the glass, as well as beers, spirits and soft drinks on sale all day every day for your enjoyment either in our traditional stone floored pub where, on those days you would rather be inside, we light our fires to give a warmer welcome or outside on our balcony on warmer days overlooking Braye Bay. We offer a full bar food menu, 7 days a week and all our food is freshly cooked for you.
The Divers Inn is the only pub on Alderney with direct access to any beach, and as the closest pub to Braye harbour, just 4 minutes, we are your first stop.
Opening Times
1st April to 30th September 1000am - 0030 7 days a week
1st October to 31st March 1000am - midnight 7 days a week.
Bars & Inns, Catering, Private Functions, Restaurants
The Blonde Hedgehog Restaurant is the heart of our hotel. We focus on bringing you simple dishes bursting with delicious and exciting flavours. Whether you’re a guest at our hotel, a visitor to the island, or an Alderney local, we look forward to serving you!
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Retail Outlets, Something Special
Cycle & Surf - so much more than just cycle hire!
We stock a huge variety of clothing and accessories, whether you need to wrap up warm on and off shore, or add a bit of glamour to your life.
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We try to adapt with the seasons, so swimwear, shark goggles and sassy dresses for the summer, and warm jumpers to snuggle into for the winter. We could go on forever listing what we have in, so you’ll just have to pop in and find out for yourself!
Our main clothes brands include Joe Browns, Brakeburn, Lazy Jacks, Mousqueton, not forgetting Little Lighthouse for the smaller crew members!
Our family run shop is a treasure trove of goodies, there are gems hidden in every corner, so it’s well worth a browse.
If you cant manage to carry all your goodies home, you’ll be happy to hear that we include baskets with our hire bikes!
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Off Licence
visit our fantastic off licence with a great selection of wine, beers, spirits.
Our opening hours of off licence 10:00 am - 22:30 pm
Can’t wait to see you soon!
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Address: The Off Licence at Harbour Lights, Harbour Lights Tavern, Newtown Road, Braye Alderney GY9 3YR
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01481 823841
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Accommodation
When you come to stay on Alderney, you will find a number of cosy, privately-owned hotels and friendly guest houses, as well as self-catering accommodation. If you fancy camping in the Channel Islands, you can stay at Saye Beach Campsite. The campsite is perfectly positioned, adjacent to several of Alderney’s finest beaches.
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Local Guide, Taxi, Tourist Guide
Local guide Billy LePoulain offers round island tours by taxi or minibus.
Available every day at a time to suit, please contact to find out more.
£18.00 per person - booking essential.
Visitor Attractions

Alderney, the third largest of the Channel Islands invites you to travel to and discover one of the few unspoiled, peaceful, natural and totally relaxing British Isles.
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Imagine a little island - just one and a half miles wide and three and a half miles long with just over two thousand friendly and welcoming inhabitants. Like Guernsey and Jersey, the island enjoys a mild climate and independence, with its own government and a fledgling off-shore finance and E-commerce sector.
Despite its closeness to mainland France (8 miles), Guernsey (23 miles), Jersey (30 miles) and the Isle of Wight (60 miles), Alderney has managed to avoid mainstream tourism. Remote, yet well-connected with direct scheduled air links from the UK, Alderney has its own airport and harbour.
Visit Alderney and you will discover an oasis with an ancient and varied history, an abundance of flora and fauna, beautiful beaches, an enviable lifestyle with that unique, contagious phenomenon known as 'the Alderney Feeling'.
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Accommodation
Detached Farmhouse with
three King Size Bedrooms and One Children's Twin.
Set in 3.5 acres of Grassland with
Freestanding Bathtub & Three Walk-in Shower Rooms.
Only a 4min walk to Hotel.
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Crew Clothing, Retail Outlets, Something Special
Reynards Shoe Shop at the bottom of Victoria Street is unique.
Arguably the finest shoe shop in the Chanel Islands and is a must visit when in Alderney.
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Health & Beauty
Address: The Island Medical Centre, Sun Dial House, Les Roquettes Alderney
Phone:
01481 822 077
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Bike Sales/Hire, Electric Bikes, Gift Shops, Retail Outlets
The easiest way of exploring this fantastic little island is by bicycle.
Once you leave the small town of St Anne you will encounter very little traffic, and with over ten miles of paved roads and many more miles of tracks and pathways, cycling is the ideal way to explore the island at your own pace.
We can offer cycles for all the family, with tag-a-longs and child seats available for smaller children.
Helmets can also be provided and are recommended for children, but it is not a law in Alderney to wear them.
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Restaurants
The Quarterdeck Restaurant is situated just past the Harbour Office above the inner harbour.
It has both inside and outside seating for food and drink, both with panoramic views of the Harbour.
We serve Breton style cuisine with fresh seafood when available and a traditional roast on Sundays.
Provisions
Jean's Stores - open Monday-Saturday, 8am-5pm.
Alderney's official Waitrose Stockist and part of the Kiln Farm "Alderney Farm Shop" group.
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Bars & Inns
The largest bar on Alderney, with regular DJs & live music. We serve the best selection of rum, gin, draft lager and real ales.
The perfect venue for celebrations, including childrens’ parties. With two 50” screens showing Sky TV and BT Sport. It is the only place to be to watch sporting events.
The Chez also offers all day pub favourite meals.
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Gift Shops, Newsagent, Provisions
The Alderney Centre for all your stationery, cards, toys and newspapers.
Accommodation
Situated at the heart of the vibrant Alderney community, La Ville offers fantastic food, 19 spacious en-suite rooms, a cocktail bar, gym, terrace and a large dining room.
Next door you will find The Chez bar, an ideal venue for celebrations including childrens’ parties. The bar has Sky TV, BT Sport and is the perfect place to watch all sporting events.
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Having lived on Guernsey for many years, I am ambarrased to say that I had never visited Alderney before and probably wouldnt have done so without the Pandemic. With little options available for a holiday we like many others decided to have a look. what a pleasant surprise! we have fallen in love with the place and its so easy for us to get to. I have to agree with the comments on here that the best way to discover Alderney is by bycicle and you wont find a more friendly family business anywhere than Cycle and Surf.
Hi Alison
For all the upto date advice on visiting Alderney contact "Visit Alderney" on +44 (0) 1481 822333 or email tourism@alderney.gov.gg they will give you all the advice you need. We do hope you get there as Alderney really is a special island that people return to over and over again, the Harbourguides Crew love this island.
we are still hoping to visit Alderney this year,but we have heard that we must go into quarantine for two weeks before we can be let out, is this a fact? if so how can anyone expect to holiday here?
Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
Alison
Just planned our trip(with fingers crossed) to the Channel Islands this summer. Our original idea was to visit Guernsey and Sark, we didnt really fancy Jersey. having looked throgh the Alderney harbourguide we are interested in coming over and having a look. Whats the best way? ferry or flight? there will probably be four of us?
We have added some comments to the businesses we have visited in the past, its great to see they are still trading and shows the strength and resilliance of the islanders.
Love you Alderney, hope to visit this year xx
We spent almost six weeks cruising around the Channel Islands. We used the guide's and noticed that it seems customary to leave reviews on the businesses for future visitors.
Well we visited so many over this period of time, so we will be posting our reviews over a period of time.
It's trying to remember our experiences in each case.
Anyway we are going to give it a try.
Hope you're visitors to the guide's find our comments of use when making decisions on where to go.
Jackie " Almida"
So until next time Alderney
Hope its soon xx
Please give him a warm welcome.
it was great to reminiss on my trip. the comments I have left are honest and hopefully helpful to future visitors.
thanks
We have the pilot books etc. and have sailed for many years, but in the Med where the tide is non existent.
Thanks
Shez
Gem.
Sampled chicken liver parfait, mulled wine jelly, with red onion chutney.
The chef chowder chorizo, with harricot beans and coriander and ended
with apple tart with toffee ice cream.
A welcome addition to the island.
Food was delicious and prices were not as batty as we had always thought.
Happy days.
I think you will be able to find it, but don't blame me if you get lost.
Returning in future for sure.
Cheers
Cheers
Cheers!
Keep up the good work
Wendy
Thanks
Terry, Janet, Zoe and Chez.
Fist time here , used your food guide quite a lot. Keep up the good work.
If not into walking rent electric bike from garage in harbour.
Great hotel - run by a Mother (Pauline) and daughter team (Tracey) who are very friendly and have been in the business for 39 years and know how to look after you !
Fabulous food with an ever changing specials menu. Seemed to be busy with locals - always a good sign.
We had the jacuzzi suite as it was our wedding anniversary. Lush room and great big enough for two jacuzzi.
Hubby loved the real ales on offer.
Would we stay again ??? Yes definately much nicer than The Braye Beach it had atmosphere !!
Thank you All. We absolutely loved it.
PS Alderney Accommodation have changed their address from the one that is advertised on your site.
Yum Yum!!!
Lovely island, nice people although the hills are a killer on bike - especially when sitting on a hard cockpit seat during the sail home.
I read on your website that you're going to update the Alderney PDF. We will be visiting next year, so would like to get the most recent info when available. Could you let me know when to check your website again for this?
Thanks
Alex
Thanks for letting us know about Europcar in Alderney. We will delete this service from our database. Alderney is due to be updated early next year, and as we have well over five thousand advertisers with us it’s difficult to find out when one is no longer in service if the company don’t contact us to let us know. The good news however is that we have so many visits to our site that someone like yourself usually informs us if a business or service is no longer available.
We will replace the vacant “Car Hire” service with an appropriate one once we have completed our update.
So thanks for informing us.
Regards
HG CREW
Your website (http://www.harbourguides.com/harbours.php/Alderney/shops-services) advertises Europcar but the number is unobtainable and upon further enquiries it appears that Europcar no longer operates in Alderney.
It might be an good idea to update your website.
Regards,