Alderney is the second largest island of Guernsey, yet only measures three and a half miles long. At its centre is St Anne, the quiet inland capital, an attractive little town with pastel coloured houses lining the cobbled streets and a range of interesting shops. On such a compact island, it's easy to explore the island's diverse landscape on foot or by bike. And, if your idea of relaxation is to laze on a beach listening to the sea, then grab your towel, book and sun cream and head for one of the enticing and delightfully uncrowded sandy beaches. However you spend your time you'll appreciate the slow pace of life and the genuine welcome from the friendly islanders.
Discover things to do in Alderney
Jersey offers a variety of exciting excursions, such as boat tours, hiking and cycling trails, and visits to historic sites and museums. There are also many opportunities for water sports, including surfing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding.
Let Alderney inspire you.
Despite its small size, it boasts a distinct character, where charming country roads lead to stunning cliff top vistas and the sea is always within a short distance. Jersey offers a diverse range of experiences, it's not just a city or a rural or a beach getaway, it is all of these and much more.
