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Family Days Out in Guernsey
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Guernsey is a beautiful island to visit with the family with numerous scenic and picturesque spots to take the children for a day out. As well as these great destinations there are numerous other excellent things to do across the island that are ideal for those travelling with youngsters and here at Childfriendly.co.uk we’ve put together a selection of the very best ones to make planning your trip there that little bit easier. Amongst our favourites is Castle Cornet a centuries old harbour fortress that houses a fascinating museum that tells the story of not only the Castle itself but also the wider maritime history of Guernsey. The museum uses a great mix of interactive exhibits, replica models and original artefacts that bring its history to life vividly as well as some really interesting guided tours. Or for more suggestions of great family days out in Guernsey, check out our selection just below.
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Recommended family days out in Guernsey
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Sausmarez Manor is possibly Guernsey’s most Stately Home. Tours of the house are carried out by guides, well versed in the family’s history, who provide an informative and amusing account of the many and often illustrious tenants. The children will be especially interested to learn a... | |
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Oatlands Craft Centre is a local craft centre where you have an opportunity to see various craftsmen such as silversmiths and glassblowers demonstrate their skills. The younger members of the family will especially like what is on offer at the small farm on the site with the l... | |
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Castle Cornet was Guernsey's harbour fortress for many centuries and now hosts a Museum telling the story not only of the Castle but also of the island’s fascinating maritime history. The history of Castle Cornet is displayed using a wide variety of reconstructions, replicas, models... | |
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Many a ship has come to grief on Guernsey’s rocky western coastline and the reefs offshore. Fort Grey is located in Rocquaine, which is near this dangerous area. It now contains a museum that tells the story of many of these shipwrecks through displays of jetsam, naval artefacts... | |
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