A visit to slow, sedate Guernsey is like engaging in time travel. Here you can have a seaside holiday 1950s-style: crab sandwiches on quiet beaches, bracing cliff-path walks, “veg in the hedge ...

Alternatively head to wooded Fauxquets Valley in the heart of the Guernsey countryside, to visit Rocquette Cider, which has been producing since 1998. Insider tip: Join one of the orchard tours at ...

It encompasses Jersey, Alderney, Herm, Sark – and Guernsey which, as the outer chunk of the archipelago, was the most strategic. You can arrive by boat into the harbour (1) of the island's ...

Here’s our pick of the best things ... the way. See donkeysdaysout.co.uk 4. Help yourself to Hedge Veg Fair weather and very little frost means fruit and vegetables grow well on Guernsey.

Visitors can take a self-guided Renoir Walk or join a tour with accredited Guernsey guide Gill Girard to see the bay from the artist’s exact perspective (through a series of empty, ornate ...

The Duchess of Edinburgh is to visit Guernsey in August, one month after King Charles III and Queen Camilla visited the island. The second royal visit will take place on 12 August, to celebrate ...