Guernsey
- makoklu33
- Sep 19, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Oct 11, 2024
I am going to be really honest with you. If you have something to do in the Guernsey like work or visit a friend then it is okay but I would not go there just to visit the island. I am not saying it is not good. I think it is best island in the UK however you could have better options a specially in the Italy or Spain.
Thats being said lets start with where to go if you are visiting Guernsey.
Start your adventure at the Guernsey Museum & Art Gallery. Once you're there, just pop over to the cashier's desk and ask for the key to the Victoria Tower - they'll know exactly what you're talking about.
With key in hand, make your way to the tower, unlock the door and head on up. Trust me, the view from the top is absolutely breathtaking - you'll get to see all of Guernsey spread out beneath you. It's a sight you won't want to miss!
Just remember, before you leave, make sure to return the key. We wouldn't want the next adventurers to miss out on this amazing experience, would we?
Looking for a dash of history and literature on your visit to Guernsey? Then you definitely need to check out Hauteville House. This isn't just any old house, mind you - it's where the legendary writer Victor Hugo called home from 1856 to 1870.
Hugo wasn't just a resident - he put his personal touch on the place, decorating the interior with his unique style. And talk about a creative space - he wrote some of his most famous books right here in this house!
If you're interested in learning more, they offer tours in both English and French. You can snag tickets online ahead of time, or buy them when you get there. For adults, tickets cost £12, and for kids, it's free.
So step into the world of Victor Hugo, and see the place that inspired him to write some of the world's most beloved literature.
Ready for an exciting ferry ride? You're about to set sail from Guernsey Island, and it's a journey not to be missed. The fare is super reasonable - £16 for adults and just £8 for kids, and that's for a return trip!
The ride itself is a breeze, only about 20 minutes long. And let me tell you, the destination is worth every minute. Herm Island boasts some truly beautiful spots, like the picturesque Shell Beach.
Want to make the most of your Herm Island experience? Why not book a hotel and extend your stay? That way, you'll have plenty of time to soak up the island vibes and explore at your own pace. If you're looking for a place to stay, I've got a recommendation for you, but feel free to explore other options as well.
Renting a motorbike is one of the best ways to explore the island. It's easy, fun, and gives you the freedom to go wherever the road takes you.
Start your journey with a visit from charming town of St. Peter Port, where you'll find quaint shops, lovely cafes, and a bustling marina. From there, you could ride over to the stunning cliffs at Pleinmont Point - the views are absolutely breathtaking.
Don't forget to swing by the beautiful Rousse Tower, a perfect spot for a picnic lunch. And if you're into history, you can visit the German Occupation Museum.
End your day with a ride to the picturesque Cobo Bay. The sunsets there are something you won't want to miss. Remember to take your time, enjoy the ride, and soak in all the beauty the island has to offer.
Here is some of the locations I would like to recommend to you in the Island:
The Pelican: This is one of the coffee shop I loved in the UK. If you love coffee this could be your place.
Castle Breakwater Lighthouse: While you are walking around the St. Peter Port. You can have a stop in the lighthouse.
The Boathouse: Nice seafood restaurant.
Balthazar: Nice restaurant and bar to stop.
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