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St. Peter Port which includes a bay or harbor and a coastal town
St. Peter Port
Castle Cornet which includes general coastal views and rocky coastline
Castle Cornet featuring a coastal town, heritage elements and military items
Hauteville House showing heritage elements, a house and interior views
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1. Castle Cornet

The outline of Castle Cornet dominates views of the ocean from the vantage point of St. Peter Port. This medieval monument is one of the main attractions in Guernsey’s charming capital, both for its extensive fortifications and the numerous museums it contains. Stroll around the ramparts of the castle, then head inside to see exhibits on maritime and military history, as well as several elegant gardens.
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Castle Cornet showing general coastal views, heritage elements and a bridge

2. Petit Bot Bay

Petit Bot Bay feels like a real treasure. This compact cove with minimal facilities is hidden among the cliffs of Guernsey’s dramatic southern coast. While it isn’t the kind of beach that has lifeguards and watersports equipment, it’s a perfectly picturesque place to spend a day sunbathing and exploring. Explore the hidden pools scattered across the rocky landscape then have a rest by the edge of the waves.
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Petit Bot Bay which includes general coastal views, a pebble beach and rocky coastline

3. Victor Hugo House

Marvel at the colorful, unusual interiors of Hauteville House, the home of writer Victor Hugo while he lived in Guernsey. Not only does the house show you how the author of Les Misérables lived, but it also displays several medieval-themed rooms that were the result of his creative designs. Explore these colorful spaces and picture Hugo hard at work with views of St. Malo Bay below.
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Hauteville House showing a house

4. Candie Gardens

The steep paths of Candie Gardens lead to flowerbeds blooming with unusual flora, as well as rewarding views of Guernsey and the nearby islands. Come here to relax beneath the shade of the trees, visit a fascinating local museum and see a global array of plants flourishing in the warm climate of the Channel Islands.
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Candie Gardens featuring wildflowers and a garden

5. Saumarez Park

The warm waters of St. Malo Bay have created a climate ideal for growing colorful, subtropical plants and one of the best places to see them is in Saumarez Park. Wander around its quiet paths, enjoying the bright blooms of the flowers, then pause to explore the fascinating museum that lies in the grounds of the park.
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Saumarez Park showing wildflowers, a garden and flowers

6. Sausmarez Manor

Spend a day enjoying everything offered by Sausmarez Manor. This family-friendly attraction centers on a stunning historical mansion, but also features a sculpture garden, flowerbeds full of tropical plants and games for all ages.
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Sausmarez Manor showing a house

What to do in Guernsey

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Guernsey Harbour

Guernsey Harbour

4.5/5(24 reviews)

Explore the waterfront in St. Peter Port with a trip to Guernsey Harbour. Amble around this relaxing area's beautiful beaches and enjoy its top-notch restaurants.

Guernsey Harbour
Castle Cornet showing general coastal views, heritage elements and a bridge

Castle Cornet

5/5(5 reviews)

One of Guernsey’s most impressive attractions is a 13th-century fortification on the edge of the capital that today hosts numerous museums and formal gardens.

Castle Cornet
Petit Bot Bay which includes general coastal views, a pebble beach and rocky coastline

Petit Bot Bay

5/5(2 reviews)

Unwind on a beach that is naturally sheltered from the elements by dramatic cliffs and a natural bay, making it an ideal destination for a day by the sea.

Petit Bot Bay
Hauteville House showing a house

Victor Hugo House

Look into the mind and life of Victor Hugo at the site of his eclectically decorated house in Guernsey, where he lived while in exile from France.

Victor Hugo House
Candie Gardens featuring wildflowers and a garden

Candie Gardens

Hidden in the heart of St. Peter Port is Guernsey’s charming Victorian gardens with subtropical plants, panoramic views and an enthralling museum.

Candie Gardens
Saumarez Park showing wildflowers, a garden and flowers

Saumarez Park

Stroll around peaceful gardens and explore a fascinating museum in a Guernsey park that is a constant favorite with local families and visitors to the island.

Saumarez Park
Sausmarez Manor showing a house

Sausmarez Manor

4/5(1 review)

A multifaceted attraction in Guernsey offers tours of a historic home, brightly blooming gardens, engaging artworks and family entertainment.

Sausmarez Manor
Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery showing interior views

Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery

Uncover the history of Guernsey and admire a dazzling collection of watercolors in this fascinating museum located in colorful Victorian gardens.

Guernsey Museum and Art Gallery
German Underground Hospital featuring heritage elements and interior views

German Underground Hospital

You can learn about the history of Saint Andrew with a trip to German Underground Hospital. Stroll along the waterfront in this relaxing area, or check out its top-notch restaurants.

German Underground Hospital