Guernsey Holiday Destination Guide

Guernsey Facts

Location
Channel Islands (off the French Coast)

Climate
Compared to the British mainland, Guernsey experiences hotter summers and milder winters.

Currency:
Sterling, although Guernsey has its own notes and

Time Difference:
GMT

Transfer Time:
Island Coachways operate a bus service between Guernsey Airport and St Peter Port. Taxis are also available though pre-booking is recommended.

Guernsey Guide

Hotels:
A wide selection of accommodation is available in Guernsey - self catering apartments in hotels and lodges, Bed and breakfast in small guesthouses and hotels and luxury hotels.

Attractions:
Castle Cornet, museums, art galleries, Leisure centres, theatre, cinema, golf

Shopping:
Shopping is free of VAT and the main shopping area is in the high street in St Peter Port where you will find some of the major British and French retail stores. Also visit the smaller shops in the area known as The Old Quarter or visit the Old Guersney market on Thursdays to pick up some local handicrafts.

Excursions:
There is plenty to see and do on the island, but you can also visit the nearby islands of Alderney, Sark, Herm or Lihou.

Family:
Guernsey offers something for all the family; swimming, beach activities, walks through the countryside and visits to historical buildings and monuments.

Getting Around:
Guernsey operates a local bus service to most of the local attractions. Private taxis and a Limousine service are also available. You may prefer to hire a car to give you greater freedom to explore the island at your leisure.