Beaches

Mouisonniere Beach is an underrated sandy affair that runs the entire length of Herm’s north coast between Alderney Point and Read more…

Rousse bay is a sheltered sandy bay that houses many of the Guernsey west coast fishing boats. It is a Read more…

Like Guernsey’s other south cliff beaches, Saints is best enjoyed when the tide is down. It is extremely sheltered but Read more…

Platte Saline beach is NOT a swimming beach due to severe undertows, although it is a popular spot for fishing. Read more…

Moulin Huet is a rugged bay which unveils it’s beauty when the tide is down and the sand is uncovered. Read more…

Port Grat is a very under-rated sandy west coast beach. As the tide goes out, small rocky outcrops are revealed, Read more…

Fermain is mainly a smooth pebble beach until the tide drops right away, but despite its pebbly nature, it is Read more…

Bears beach is a west-facing sand and shingle beach that is located just off the entrance to the Common at Read more…

Clonque beach is a stoney/gravelly beach ideal for rock pooling. Small car park around coastal track behind Fort Tourgis. Read more…

L’Eree beach is open sandy beach and as the tide ebbs, a wide expanse of the rocky seabed is exposed Read more…

Lihou does not have any sandy beaches but it does the provide the opportunity to enjoy a pleasant walk across Read more…

Portelet beach is the most southerly sandy beach on the west coast. Very sheltered, it offers a peaceful swimming spot Read more…