Island Hopping |
GUERNSEY |
20 mins |
ALDERNEY
Airport
|
Airport |
20 mins
50 mins
|
HERM |
SARK |
English Channel
15 mins
Herm
1 hour
1 hour
JERSEY
Why limit yourself to a holiday on one Channel Island, when it’ s so simple to explore more!
Over the next three pages we’ ve shown a selection of suggested itineraries which highlight just how easy it is to travel between each island by boat or plane, together with prices for a single centre stay on the smaller islands.
Our Jersey and Guernsey Explorer tour is a wonderful introduction to the two largest Channel Islands, while the Guernsey, Sark and Herm tour makes the most of the inter-island ferry services from Guernsey.
Of course, these are just suggestions and alternative combinations are available.
With cars prohibited on Sark, cycling, walking or horse-drawn carriages are the preferred mode of transport for exploring the unspoilt landscape and spectacular scenery. Sark has also achieved Dark Sky Status and, on a clear night, the sky becomes a magical ceiling of twinkling stars.
On the tranquil island of Herm, soak up quintessential island life by relaxing on its glorious beaches, strolling the scenic coastal paths and plunging into the crystal-clear waters.
Compact Alderney is just a short flight from Guernsey and is sure to wow nature lovers, thanks to a mix of beautiful landscapes and abundant wildlife. If you prefer the idea of an away-from-it-all stay on Alderney alone, direct flights are available from Southampton.
Airport
Getting between the islands: Jersey is a 15 minute flight or one hour sea crossing to Guernsey; the ferry from Guernsey to Sark takes about 50 minutes while the ferry from Guernsey to Herm is just 20 minutes; Guernsey to Alderney is 20 minutes by air and Jersey to Alderney 25 minutes by air.
Note: Sark and Herm are proudly car free with no paved roads, so it’ s perfect for those who enjoy exploring on foot or by bicycle( Sark only). Both islands are not so suitable for the less mobile.
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