Guernsey (St. Peter Port)

See Guernsey's scenic highlights on a drive around the island, from the rocky cliffs of the West Coast through the island's center, passing scenic villages, farmhouses and narrow country lanes. Visit the world-famous Little Chapel. This historic miniature church is decorated with pebbles, shells and bits of broken china.

Less than a square mile in area, Herm is the smallest of the Channel Islands. Travel to the island and join a local tour guide for an active walk to Manor Village. See the Herm School and St. Tugual's Chapel. Enjoy the chapel's stained glass. Shop for souvenirs and stamps at Harbour Village.

Enjoy a guided walking tour of historic St. Peter Port, the former home of traders, smugglers and privateers. Then explore the mighty recesses of the port's 13th-century Castle Cornet. Take in the dark dungeons and witness the ancient weapons ranging from crossbows and catapults to muskets and cannons.

The Channel Islands were the only British territory to be occupied by the Germans during World War II. Visit the La Valette Museum, which tells the story of the island's ordeal from June 1940 to May 1945. Then, tour the Underground Hospital and Munitions Store, a German bunker complex on the island's coast.

Experience the scenic sights and attractions inspired by the best-selling novel, 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society.' Led by a local expert guide, this sightseeing excursion retraces the fictional steps of many of the book's characters with insights into the island's real-life occupation during World War II.

See Guernsey's scenic highlights on a narrated drive, and tour historic Sausmarez Manor. Highlights include family portraits in the Dining Hall. Visit The Little Chapel, a miniature church beautifully decorated with shells, pebbles and fragments of broken china.

Board the ferry to Sark, one of the last feudal states in Europe ruled by a democratically elected Seigneur. Collect your bicycle and set off on your independent tour. The island's routes and byways are well marked; it's hard to get lost. Continue on to the superb gardens surrounding La Seigneurie.

On this thrilling way to explore Guernsey and its neighboring islands, climb aboard a high-speed rigid inflatable boat (RIB) and set off to discover the beauty and wildlife that inhabits the coastline of this historic area. Fun and informative commentary enhance the experience. Be prepared to get a little wet!

Discover Guernsey inside and out with an experienced guide on a bicycle tour, and find sites both famous and some off the beaten track attractions. This excursion is designed for guests and families who love to explore and exercise simultaneously.

Board the ferry to Sark, one of the last feudal states in Europe ruled by a democratically elected Seigneur. Take a ride in a horse-drawn carriage and pause briefly to enjoy the gardens surrounding La Seigneurie, the home of Sark's lord. Afterwards, explore this island of steep cliffs and rocky coves on your own.