Tag: Channel Islands

Imagine a small island with no cars and stunning scenery. Country lanes with no sound but the occasional clip-clopping of a horse’s hooves, and steep

Miles of unspoilt coastline, peaceful country lanes, and a history stretching back to the Stone Age. This is Guernsey, one of the English Channel Islands,

When travelling around Jersey you may see frequent references to the perquages. There’s even a wine named Perquage, produced by the island’s La Mare Wine

The history of Jersey seems to be riddled with conflict. So it is not surprising that its coastline should have been heavily fortified, with castles,

Sandwiched between Britain and France in the English Channel, Jersey is unique. Whether your interest is in history or country walks, beaches or watersports, the