Saint Peter Port: all 16 tours and excursions for your cruise

Discover the beauty of Guernsey on this unique Land Rover Experience. With your driver-guide traverse the countryside through scenic lanes and into the heart of the island. Capture memorable moments with plenty of photo opportunities and indulge in a stop at one of Guernsey's picturesque beach kiosks for some delightful Guernsey ice-cream. The route, curated by your driver-guide on the day, promises a personal exploration of the island's unique history. Highlights include the enchanting...

Guernsey, the second largest island in the Channel Islands carries a history that few know. During World War II, Germany took occupation of the island to try and strengthen their position in the war, using Guernsey’s close proximity to France to their advantage. From 1940 to 1945, Germany built a number of fortifications on the Channel Islands, becoming one of the most fortified parts of the Atlantic Wall created by Hitler. Expecting a swift win over Britain, Germany experimented by using...

Join your guide on this culinary adventure that promises to tantalize your taste buds. From the sea to your plate, experience the best that Guernsey has to offer in a journey that celebrates the art of food and wine. Les Rocquettes Hotel & Restaurant Pairing LunchThe adventure begins as you depart the pier at St Peter Port by coach for the short drive to Les Rocquettes Hotel & Restaurant. Upon arriving at Les Rocquettes, you’ll be treated to a refreshing welcome drink, setting the...

Enjoy a two-hour tour through Guernsey by bicycle, arguably one of the best ways to get around in this tiny, charming place. Your cycle guide meets you at St. Peter Port harbor for you to transfer to the west coast bay of L'Eree, where the cycle tour starts. Bike Ride Your route goes from Perelle through the legendary folklore area of the Catioroc, rich in tales of witches and fairies and past ancient burial chambers such as the Trepied Dolmen. Cycle through the internationally protected area of...

Nestled in the Fauxquets Valley in the heart of Guernsey countryside and with distant views of the English Channel, the Meller family farm has become established as the home of Rocquette Cider. The family still live at the farm in its picturesque setting amongst the orchards, and the team works from the offices in the barn. You'll always find one of the family on a quad bike or tractor tending to the trees, fences, hives and sheep. Roquette Cider FarmGuernsey has long been intrinsically linked with...

Discover the charm and history of St. Peter Port, including the iconic, ancient Castle Cornet on this three-hour tour. Take a guided walking tour of the harbour with your knowledgeable local guide, and then enjoy the chance to see the legendary, 800-year-old Castle Cornet and its many museums housed within.Departing the ship, begin your St. Peter Port walking tour and learn the incredible history of this bustling place that has been an active port since Roman times. The harbor's remoteness from France...

Discover the story behind the best-selling book, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, during this scenic, half-day sightseeing excursion. Guernsey, Jerbourg, and the Channel Islands and France ViewpointDepart the pier for the short drive to the Jerbourg. En route, take in lovely views of Castle Cornet and Havelet Bay, then ascend the Val des Terres. Upon arrival in Jerbourg, where many scenes from the book, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, are set on the southeast cliff-top,...

Enjoy spectacular scenery and discover stories of Guernsey’s fascinating history during a delightful introduction to the charming island. Guernsey is only 25 miles square and presents a surprising variety of beautiful and historic attractions.  Located near the coast of France but staunchly British throughout the centuries, Guernsey has a culture of its own, one that combines the best of English tradition and French lifestyle. Travel towards the south coast of the island, the wild cliffs...

Explore Guernsey's military past and discover the hardships of life under German Occupation with a half-day discovery of German Occupation Museum. The museum tells the history of Guernsey's German Occupation years. Be immersed in the past on a self-guided visit of the museum, home to a private collection of artifacts and boasting the most extensive and authentic assemblage of Occupation items and documents in the Channel Islands, originating from the personal passion of Richard Heaume,...

Depart the pier on a minibus for a short drive to the west coast area of Perelle where your cycling experience begins. Cycle through the internationally protected area of the Shingle banks, Lihou Island and the Colin Best nature reserve before reaching the magnificent beaches on L'Eree bay. Continuing your route along the quiet seafront, pause at the fine sandy beach to explore the numerous bunkers built during the Second World War. Enjoy coastal views out to the Hanois lighthouse, Guernsey's sentinel,...

Discover the charm and history of St. Peter Port, including the iconic, ancient Castle Cornet on this half-day exploration. Join your local guide on a guided walk to the centre of the town of St Peter Port, which has a fascinating history. A busy port since Roman times, the deep, safe anchorage and relative remoteness from France has made the town the Channel Islands' premier port. From the harbor, with its forest of masts and bustling Fish Quay, see Castle Cornet, originally built on an...

Experience the locations featured in the best-selling book, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, written by Mary Ann Shaffer and her niece, Annie Burrows.   Depart the pier by coach with views of Castle Cornet and Havelet Bay, continue up the Val des Terres and proceed to the Jerbourg area of La Bouvee. Walk to a panoramic viewing point where, on a clear day the other Channel Islands and France are easily spotted. Listen to the guide recount real-life tales of heroism, triumph...

Explore Guernsey's military past and discover the hardships of life under German Occupation with a half-day discovery of La Valette Underground Museum. The museum tells the history of Guernsey's German Occupation years. Be immersed in the Bailiwicks' military past on a self-guided visit of the museum, which features fascinating exhibitions and an impressive collection of military and occupation memorabilia. Afterwards, drive towards the west coast before visiting the infamous Little...

Board your coach for a journey through the winding country lanes of Guernsey, making your way to the Jerbourg Peninsula where your walk along this inspiring coast lines begins. Start your cliff walk with views out to sea towards Jersey and France whilst your guide tells you the history of the area. This windy cliff path leads your curiosity through grassy hills that have been a haven for sea birds and wildflowers for many years. As with everywhere along Guernsey's cliffs, traces of ancient fortifications...

Experience the splendid natural beauty and flavours of Guernsey during this panoramic, half-day cliff-walking excursion. Guernsey, Guided Cliff-Walk, Country Lane and Moulin Huet BayDepart the pier for the short drive to the starting point of your panoramic cliff-walk. Upon arrival, begin your guided trek on-foot down a picturesque country lane towards Moulin Huet Bay. It was in this area that Pierre-Auguste Renoir spent many hours painting, and produced a series of 15 paintings in 1883 whilst...

Guernsey, the second largest island in the Channel Islands carries a history that few know. During World War II, Germany took occupation of the island to try and strengthen their position in the war, using Guernsey’s close proximity to France to their advantage. From 1940 to 1945, Germany built several fortifications on the Channel Islands, becoming one of the most fortified parts of the Atlantic Wall created by Hitler. Expecting a swift win over Britain, Germany experimented by using a...