02/09/2024
A Food Festival in Guernsey, Channel Islands. International Chef Dinner Events, Producer Tastings, Street Food Festival and so much more!
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I have St Peter Port and Guernsey/Herm/Sark walks and available for commission for any other area of This walk can be shortened for Corporate/Private tours.
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Hougue Du Pommier
St Peter Port
GY57FQ
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| Monday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Saturday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Sunday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
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Potato Peel Pie – Level Active - In honour of the book and film, this walk covers the Jerbourg headland and finishes at La Bouvee, the area featured in the book…see the fortifications at this headland, learn the history behind the Doyle monument and experience the quiet country lanes of La Bouvee and the fabulous East coast views from Jerbourg point.
Atlantic Wall Walk – Level Active - This walking tour takes in two locations of WW2 German fortifications, Pleinmont point for the Pleinmont Observatory tower is a must as well as a restored loop hole tower which is now a museum. We stretch our legs again at Hommet headland, featuring the Nepoleonic Fort Hommet and restored WW2 bunkers. Another attraction at this location is the Shell Shrine. Marching through History – Level strenuous This cliff walk starts in St Peter Port at La Vallette, climbing the steps to Clarence battery and a short detour to the Military Cemetery, originally built by the British (Fort George), however there are 111 German soldiers buried here. We walk through the bluebell woods before reaching Fermain Bay via the Cliff path. After refreshments we climb the hill to reach the transfer to take us to places of interest of your choice. The Little Chapel perhaps?
North to Pembroke – Level Active - For those who prefer a ramble as opposed to a hike, the flat coastline of the North of Guernsey shows us what was prior to 1806 a separate Island, and since landfilled. There are 2 options here, either Vale Church, Ladies Bay adjacent to a golf course to Pembroke beach…with Neolithic passage graves en route, or from Bordeaux (Victor Hugo took inspiration to write Toilers of the Sea at this location) towards Beaucette Marina…Le Déhus (also known as Dehus Dolmen) is easily the most impressive passage grave in the island. Our transfer can then access other attractions before returning to your destination.
Walk 1 – Martyrs, Heros and Writers Starting and finishing at the Visitor Centre in St Peter Port, this walk takes you to the Harbour (North Beach) and through the streets of St Peter Port, onwards and upwards to the gardens of Hauteville House the one-time home of Victor Hugo and then back down to the Castle Emplacement before walking back to the Visitor Centre along the harbour and piers. This walk takes 3 hours. Option: maybe swap Victor Hugo Garden for La Vallette Military Museum
