Tourist offices Channel Islands

The official tourist office of the island of Sark is just a five minute walk from the tractor (arriving from the port). Here you will find everything you need to know about Sark: brochures in French and useful information on how to get around, how to organize your guided tours, how to plan your boat trips, how to book your accommodation, how to find out about upcoming events and how to get personal advice.

Located inside the main bus station in St Helier, the Visit Jersey office has a wide range of brochures about the islands and Jersey in particular. It's hard not to find the information you need! What's more, you should find someone there who speaks the language of Molière. And, not to spoil anything, the welcome is always warm. You can also contact them by mail to prepare your stay before your departure.

It's hard not to find answers to your questions here. Everything is here! Brochures, posters and other leaflets will inform you about hotels, restaurants, walks; but also about the heritage, the fauna, the flora, the events and many others... Coming here is an imperative step for any visit of Alderney. The reception is charming and smiling. The website is very complete. Please note that the tourist office proposes during the high season activities such as tours of the island by bus or boat.

This is the website of the society of islanders and affiliates who manage the island of Herm. It is an indispensable tool when planning a getaway to Herm. You can use it to get practical information about the island, to manage all your hotel reservations, to consult the list of all the restaurants and cafes on the island, to organize all your transfers to/from Herm, to find shopping addresses or to plan activities, but also to consult the weather reports, to watch the webcams, etc.

The tourist office is located in front of the port in a massive gray granite building built in 1911. We strongly advise you to visit it as the information given is numerous and the staff very helpful. Innumerable brochures of tourist and practical information of the islands of the Bailiff are at your disposal or proposed on request. Cyclists, hikers, culture lovers, do not hesitate to ask for practical information, it seems that there are answers to everything here! Warm welcome.

Convenient for families, but also available to individuals, the Jersey Heritage Pass is a passport giving unlimited access to four attractions for the price of three for seven days (Mont Orgueil Castle, Elizabeth Castle, Jersey Museum & Art Gallery and Victorian House, Maritime Museum & Occupation Tapestry Gallery, Hamptonne Country Life Museum and La Hougue Bie). It is, of course, possible to buy the pass in advance, as it is only activated from the first attraction visited.