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<strong>En</strong> <strong>Voyage</strong><br />

MAKING<br />

MEMORIES<br />

For a small island Guernsey packs a punch<br />

when it comes to things to see and do. Lose<br />

yourself in its captivating beauty and share<br />

the whole experience with your family.<br />

Without a doubt, Guernsey’s<br />

glorious beaches are one of its<br />

biggest draw in the summer<br />

months – and actually, they<br />

make a great day out in colder<br />

months too. It’s all about<br />

appropriate attire, they say.<br />

With fewer than 27 beaches<br />

to choose from, your family<br />

can take their pick from small<br />

and secluded or large and<br />

panoramic, sandy or pebbly,<br />

dogs allowed or not. You can<br />

even be led by whether there’s<br />

a kiosk nearby – because<br />

what’s a trip to the beach<br />

without an ice cream?<br />

For a little more than sand<br />

between your toes and rock<br />

pooling, the jetty at Les<br />

Ammareurs in the Vale is a<br />

great spot for pier jumping<br />

at high tide and probably<br />

holds a fond place in the<br />

childhood of most Guerns.<br />

The water slowly rises level<br />

with (and often above) the<br />

pier, allowing youngsters<br />

(and adults) to paddle and<br />

swim as the tide changes.<br />

There’s also a playground<br />

on-site as well as that soughtafter<br />

ice-cream van.<br />

At the end of the day, admire<br />

the sunset at Cobo with a bag<br />

of fish and chips or introduce<br />

the children to a beach BBQ<br />

with locally sourced produce.<br />

Either way, on a glorious<br />

summer’s eve you’ll find the<br />

island’s beaches a hive of<br />

family activity and memory<br />

making well into the evening.<br />

Take in a little nature with a<br />

wander around the stunning<br />

south coast cliffs. Stop at the<br />

Jerbourg Hotel’s Cliff Top<br />

Coffee Shop and treat the little<br />

ones to one of their delicious<br />

unicorn milkshakes. And while<br />

they’re enjoying that, why<br />

not try one of the glorious<br />

homemade cakes and pastries?<br />

You are on holiday after all.<br />

Alternatively, start with a visit<br />

to the Guernsey Aquarium<br />

(which underwent a major<br />

refurbishment last year) and<br />

walk the cliffs along to Fermain<br />

where you can paddle in the<br />

pebbly bay and savour the<br />

flavours of internationallyrecognised<br />

Fermain Beach<br />

Café. Walking back to where<br />

you began, cool off in La<br />

Vallette Bathing Pools –<br />

Guernsey’s unique Victorian<br />

outdoor swimming pools.<br />

You’ll need food next<br />

and when it comes to<br />

family-friendly restaurants,<br />

you can’t beat Crabby<br />

Jack’s. Sitting across the<br />

road from the stunning<br />

LES AMMAREURS<br />

FERMAIN BAY & BEACH CAFÉ<br />

LA VALLETTE BATHING POOLS<br />

22 <strong>En</strong> <strong>Voyage</strong> | Aurigny’s Magazine

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