FORT GREY SHIPWRECK MUSEUM
Read moreLocated in the tower of a fortress, this Martello tower dates back to 1804, now painted white, has long served as a landmark to sailors approaching the coast of Guernsey. Today, the tower houses a museum that evokes the shipwrecks and great maritime tragedies that took place in the island's waters. One can observe maps, various objects recovered from the wrecks, photographs, explanatory panels and even a video film. Interesting.
LIHOU ICELAND
Read moreLihou is a 20-hectare island connected to Guernsey by a paved causeway that is covered by high tide. It is part of Guernsey's nature conservation program. The rock is a favorite stopover for migratory birds and home to an abundance of marine life. You will also find many species of seaweed, anemones, starfish, crabs and fish. The causeway can only be crossed at low tide. Ask the tourist office for opening hours and a tide table.