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Guernsey, St. Peter Port
June 22 - June 30
£5Guernsey is known for beach resorts like Cobo Bay and the scenery of its coastal cliffs. Castle Cornet, a 13th-century harbour fortification in the capital of St. Peter Port, now contains history and military museums. Hauteville House is the lavish former home of French writer, Victor Hugo. From St. Peter Port you can go island-hopping to Herme & Sark and go on outdoor adventures on both. There are a multitude of eateries, from beachside kiosks and cafés to local pubs and award-winning restaurants. You can delve into the past to explore the islands heritage on guided walks or in museums. Take a bus ride around the coastline or hike along miles of cliff paths with views. It’s wonderful to feel the sand between your toes on one of the many unspoilt beaches and take a dip in the crystal clear waters.
You might want to look HERE to see more of this beautiful island
Sat 22nd – Sun 30th June, (8 Nights)
Please Note: We will need to have an all boats meeting before we embark on this adventure to discuss leaving times, tides and sea conditions. We will also need to sort our the neccessary paperwork well before we set off.
Alternative Arrangements:
We can adjust the booking for those skippers that may not be able to do the whole trip. If you let us know the times/days you can attend then we can make the neccessary arrangements with the Harbour Office. Please state this in the ‘Requirements’ box on the booking form
To book this cruise and any others you would like to participate in then please go to our online booking form HERE.
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