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• Enjoy interesting walks around the island's cliff paths. The Water Lanes leading to the shore, particularly at Moulin Huet and Petit Bôt, are highlights among these.
• Eat delicious cuisine at cheap prices by attending Tennerfest (website: www.tennerfest.com). You can guess from the name how much selected island restaurants will charge you for feasting. Be warned: you may save pounds in your pockets, but you may gain a few around your waist!
• Indulge in some watersports: Guernsey's location and mild climate provide great opportunities for swimming and sailing in particular.
• Go diving. Excursions and courses are offered by the Guernsey School of Diving/Sarnia Skin Divers.
• Surf off the northwest-facing Vazon Bay, with its huge sweeping sands.
• Attend the Guernsey Eisteddfod Society Annual Festival (website: www.guernseyeisteddfod.co.uk), going for around 80 years. This festival celebrates the best of arts and academic events, and culminates in an exhibition at the end of March (the festival as a whole begins in January).
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
• Eat delicious cuisine at cheap prices by attending Tennerfest (website: www.tennerfest.com). You can guess from the name how much selected island restaurants will charge you for feasting. Be warned: you may save pounds in your pockets, but you may gain a few around your waist!
• Indulge in some watersports: Guernsey's location and mild climate provide great opportunities for swimming and sailing in particular.
• Go diving. Excursions and courses are offered by the Guernsey School of Diving/Sarnia Skin Divers.
• Surf off the northwest-facing Vazon Bay, with its huge sweeping sands.
• Attend the Guernsey Eisteddfod Society Annual Festival (website: www.guernseyeisteddfod.co.uk), going for around 80 years. This festival celebrates the best of arts and academic events, and culminates in an exhibition at the end of March (the festival as a whole begins in January).
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
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