Tucked away in St Saviour’s is a walk that will take you through lots of woodland, over a dam, over a few bridges, down some country lanes and past chickens! It is hard to believe that we lived in Guernsey for 2 years before we realised the St Saviour’s Reservoir existed. However, it is now …
A wide bay encompassing a number of beaches: Rousse (great for swimming and has a fantastic kiosk), Le Picquerel (small sheltered sandy beach), Les Amarreurs (a picturesque small harbour with a playground behind the beach), Ladies Bay and Chouet (beautiful family-friendly beaches with great facilities).
A great family walk around St Saviour’s Reservoir where you’ll come across a dam, bridges, hidden den, huge trees and a fairy door!
We really enjoy a stop-off at Vale Castle because, for the kids, it’s a real life castle play area!
If you and your family are into watersports, then this is the beach for you. A beautiful wide sandy beach with the largest surf on the island, makes Vazon a hotspot for Guernsey’s watersports enthusiasts.
One of Guernsey’s most popular beaches, Cobo Bay is the perfect family beach for swimming, sandcastles, beach games and rock pooling. With plenty of amenities close by it’s no wonder it’s a popular choice.
Family favourite Moulin Huet Bay is blessed with stunning views of Guernsey’s south coast cliffs, amazing rock formations, soft sand and crystal clear water.
Le Guet is a small pine forest which offers trees to climb, rope swings, dens and hundreds of blackberries to pick (in season). along with breathtaking views ofCobo Bay.
Castle Cornet is a must for families, with dressing up for kids, the firing of the noon-day gun, endless places to discover and cannons around every corner!
A fun walk where you’ll come across a beach, a German bunker, a fort with cannons, trees to climb, a meeting place for fairies and the most stunning scenery in all directions.