Rousse Headland is home to a fully restored loop-hole tower & battery that was originally built in the 19th Century, and still houses 5 cannons today. Aside from the tower and battery the headland has lots to offer with stunning views of the fishing boats bobbing in the water, a footpath leading you round the …
La Varde, on Guernsey’s North Coast, is the largest megalithic structure surviving on Guernsey, dating back between 4000 to 2500 BC! Worth a visit when on L’Ancresse Common.
Fort Le Marchant is a great place for kids to explore for so many reasons…safe rocks to climb (as in rocks not on the side of a cliff!), windows looking out to sea, a gaol and small stone passages, to name just a few.
Whilst looking for a playground in Vale we discovered a secret cave, an amazing fort and eventually the playground.
A scenic footpath from Pembroke Beach with an amazing natural playground at the end – ‘real’ rock climbing for all ages.
A beautiful walk from Pembroke Beach on an easy-to follow footpath taking in a Loophole Tower, Fort Le Marchant, German Fortifications and lots of rocks to climb.
We discovered a real gem on the footpath from Pembroke Beach to Fort Pembroke, an amazing natural playground with ‘real’ rock climbing for all ages.