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Holiday rentals in Guernsey

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Cottage in St Peter Port
Town meets Country - Have the best of both worlds!
Le Petit Champ is a little gem, combining all the advantages of being just 20 minutes walking distance from the centre of town but with a beautiful outlook at the rear over established woodland. Situated on a private clos, it has its own entrance with small private courtyard to the front, fully equipped kitchen, bathroom (bath with shower over) and large lounge/dining room with separate workstation on the ground floor and double bedroom on the first floor. 50% monthly discounts Nov-Mar inc.
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Holiday home in Guernsey
Characterful apartment in the heart of town
Lower Lauder House is a unique, historic ground floor apartment in the heart of St Peter Port. This calming space could be your perfect base to explore the beautiful island of Guernsey. We are located meters away from Trinity Square, at the top of the ‘Old Quarter’ of St Peter Port, Guernsey’s capital town. A myriad of local fantastic bars and restaurants are under a minute’s stroll away, along with independent boutique shops, antique emporiums and art galleries.
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Cottage in Câtel
Beautifully Restored Barn...Le Petite Mouillage
Le Petite Mouillage is a sympathetically restored small barn offering B&B in the beautiful Channel Island of Guernsey. Continental breakfast basket provided in accommodation for self-service. Le Petite Mouillage is located in the center of the island and is well positioned for easy access to St. Peter Port (the capital), the west coast beaches, coastal & countryside walks, golf courses and the Islands local attractions. There are several restaurants close by.
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Flat in Guernsey
Modern, quiet apartment near stunning beaches
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The Lodge@Bonne Vie with Private Hot Tub
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Paradis Chalet, Fully Insulated - Guernsey
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Bright & Light Two-Bed Apartment close to Beach
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The Crow's Nest
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Cottage in Guernsey
Seaview country cottage 5 mins walk from the beach
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Honeysuckle Cottage, Les Buttes Holiday Cottages
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Guest suite in Castel
Bay View Cottage
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Barn in Guernsey
Les Brehauts Farm Holiday Cottages
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Flat in St Pierre du Bois,
1 Bed Self Contained Annex in Rural Valley
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Holiday home in Guernsey
5* Gites, 1 bedroom self-catering, patio & parking
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Cottage in Guernsey
St Peters Country Cottages - Primrose Cottage
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Your guide to Guernsey

Welcome to Guernsey

Its 25 square miles crisscrossed with inviting country lanes, Guernsey lies a little further off the French coast than its larger Channel Islands neighbour, Jersey. The many bays and coves that make up its north coast offer a range of beaches, from family friendly to quiet nooks. Guernsey’s wilder southern coastline is formed by a sequence of cliffs, excellent for hiking and climbing; to the west, Vazon Bay is a popular surf spot. St Peter Port, the capital, is a pretty town whose 18th- and 19th-century buildings are ranged on a steep hill, and connected with the busy harbour by narrow alleys, or venelles. Thanks to the island’s seafood bounty, Guernsey has become a gourmet destination, but there’s plenty to sink your teeth into at its museums and historical landmarks, too, from Neolithic graves and ancient statues to the Napoleonic-era Fort Grey and the subtropical gardens at Sausmarez Manor.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Guernsey

While the Channel Islands have plenty in common with mainland Britain, they can also lay claim to a warmer climate, which makes them particularly appealing from spring onwards. Guernsey’s clifftop colour and woodland wildflowers blossom in March and April, the ideal walking season. There’s a Heritage Festival in the first two weeks of May that celebrates the island’s art, history, and culture. The beaches are at their best from June to September, which is also when Saint Peter Port stages its Seafront Sundays, closing off streets to traffic to make way for a raft of food stalls. Autumn is another great time to explore the island’s natural beauty, and the Tennerfest Food Festival, which runs through October and into November, is a great way to appreciate its gourmet offerings on a budget. Note that some seaside businesses close during the winter.


Top things to do in Guernsey

Lihou Island

There’s something intriguing about an island off of an island. This wetland and marine reserve is home to hundreds of species of birds (not to mention seaweed). You reach it by crossing a causeway at low tide. There’s a deep rock pool you can swim in, and a ruined 12th-century priory built by Benedictine monks.

Castle Cornet

This 800-year-old fort, standing just outside Saint Peter Port, is an impressive enough landmark viewed from the outside. But it’s the museums and gardens contained within that give you real insight into this island’s long and complex history, from its part in the English Civil War to its occupation by the Germans during World War II.

Port Soif Bay

Backed by dunes, this sheltered horseshoe bay is a pleasant place to put down your towel and relax for a few hours. Its white sandy beach is one of the softest on the island, and remains a locals’ favourite. There are better places in Guernsey to swim, but few better to soak in the sun.

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