Le Petit Train, called Victor, is the only tourist train in Guernsey and offers a sightseeing trip with on board commentary around St Peter Port, Guernsey’s picturesque capital. The train ride takes around 35 minutes and it’s something our kids love to do and I love it too because whilst the kids are waving to …
We thoroughly enjoyed our first trip to Lihou but quickly realised that we were underprepared! With the wrong shoes, no snacks, water or wet weather gear, we set out on an adventure that saw us discover an island of freedom but have learnt some lessons! Read on for all the info you need.
We really enjoy a stop-off at Vale Castle because, for the kids, it’s a real life castle play area!
Whilst looking for a playground in Vale we discovered a secret cave, an amazing fort and eventually the playground.
Saumarez Park is the largest park in Guernsey and our favourite for combining bike riding, feeding ducks, climbing trees and playing in the playground.
The Little Chapel is just as exciting for kids as it is for adults. The miniature size, alongside the beautiful decoration make a walk through the chapel a fascinating adventure for kids.
What a great place to take kids! We thoroughly enjoyed searching the vast castle grounds for the images of 8 children that lived in the castle. There’s also cannons, medieval dress up, the noon day gun, formal gardens, a clock tower, stunning views and so much more…
The girls have been asking to ride their bikes for a while but it’s not as easy here as it was when we lived in the UK. We used to be able to pop on our bikes and ride on the pavement from our house down to the local parade of shops. However, the girls …
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