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Tourism in Guernsey

The growing tourism industry has capitalised on the natural environment of long sandy unpolluted beaches on the north and west coasts with large areas of common and headlands. The south of the island has high cliffs and 16 miles of cliff paths to walk, with spectacular views of the surrounding islands.

Living in Guernsey

Those that have chosen to dwell in Guernsey enjoy a quality of life far more relaxed than mainland Europe without foregoing the services and activities of a major centre. Local residents benefit from a low rate of taxable income, state of the art public facilities and an economy that is operating at maximum capacity.

Events in Guernsey

Guernsey is always a great place to visit any time of the year, but the island really comes alive in the warmer months, with a range of events and celebrations to suit everyone’s tastes. If you want to find out more, have a look at our articles and photos where you can find every detail needed.

Nightlife in Guernsey

Despite Guernsey’s small size it has a buzzing nightlife that incorporates bar restaurants, funky cocktail bars as well as the more traditional pub. It also has a selection of nightclubs situated in the island’s capital, St Peter Port. Visit the lively island and see by yourself!

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