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• Take a round-island boat tour with Alderney Wildlife Trust (website: www.alderneywildlife.org) and look out for puffins, gannets and blonde hedgehogs.
• Pop into St Anne's Church, often referred to as the ‘Cathedral of the Channel Islands', and the Alderney Society Museum. Located in St Anne's High Street, the museum documents the island's history from Neolithic times.
• Watch a film at the quaint, traditional Alderney Cinema and book drinks in advance at nearby pubs for the half-time break when the projectionist changes the film reel.
• Spot birds at locations such as Longis Bay, next to Longis Common.
• Get views from the top of the 32m- (96ft-) high historic lighthouse at the eastern end of the island near Quesnard Point.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
• Pop into St Anne's Church, often referred to as the ‘Cathedral of the Channel Islands', and the Alderney Society Museum. Located in St Anne's High Street, the museum documents the island's history from Neolithic times.
• Watch a film at the quaint, traditional Alderney Cinema and book drinks in advance at nearby pubs for the half-time break when the projectionist changes the film reel.
• Spot birds at locations such as Longis Bay, next to Longis Common.
• Get views from the top of the 32m- (96ft-) high historic lighthouse at the eastern end of the island near Quesnard Point.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.