Mouisonniere Beach (Saint Peter Port)

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Mouisonniere Beach is an underrated sandy affair that runs the entire length of Herm’s north coast between Alderney Point and Oyster Rocks. This is the beach to go for almost total peace and quiet as many people do not make the effort to either cross the Common to get there or walk around the coastline.
No facilities. Shell Beach is the closest food stop and a little further still for the toilets.
We have no current information on dog restrictions for Mouisonniere Beach.
Why not check other beaches nearby as we have 6 beaches around Herm Island, 8 beaches in Saint Peter Port, or check our list of Saint Peter Port Dog Friendly Beaches.
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