Interview with Aimee De La Mare – Self-taught photographer from Guernsey
Aimee De La Mare is 32 years old and was born and raised in Guernsey. She has Native Canadian Indian heritage, specifically from Saskatchewan, but her family and she have not been able to determine the specific reservation and tribe.
Discover the Best Scuba Diving in the UK Channel Islands
I'm Nicole, and I'm here to tell you about the top ten scuba diving sites in the UK Channel Islands, marine protected areas thriving with an abundance of sea life.
Guide to the best pubs in Alderney
This small island is full of wonderful pubs. Perfect for enjoying a drink or two to end the day or stopping over for a lovely pub lunch. There are plenty of places to choose from here on Alderney.
From Guernsey to Alderney: Walking Holidays for Nature Lovers
Welcome to my blog, where I'm excited to share my love for nature and the stunning Channel Islands of Guernsey and Alderney. My name is Nicole, and I'm thrilled to be your virtual guide on this journey of exploration.
A look into Alderney’s history
Alderney is an island brimming with relics of a time gone by. Despite the effects of war, it boasts a unique and permanent reminder of a striking blend of England and France.
Set Sail for Adventure: Packing Tips for Summer Sailing in the UK Channel Islands
Ahoy there me Hearties, I’m Nicole and I write about sailing in the beautiful Channel Islands, my beloved home. The UK Channel Islands are a hidden gem for sailing enthusiasts, offering stunning coastlines, abundant marine and birdlife.
What to do on a rainy day in Alderney
No one wants to think of a rainy holiday. But, even if your holiday is thrown off by a bit of grey weather don’t lose all hope just yet.
Places to visit in Jersey for active travellers
Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, is only 22 km away from France and is a popular vacation destination known for its beaches, historic sites, and outdoor activities like hiking and cycling.
A lovely hike with a view of Alderney’s Gannets
Nothing is better than planning a lovely walk along the coast. The perfect excuse to breathe in the fresh air, get moving and bask in the astonishing views of the island.
Visit Fort Tourgis: One of the largest Victorian forts in Alderney
Tourgis Batteries is an emblematic site of Alderney that provides an unique insight into what an 18th century Victorian fort was like. During WWII it was repurposed by the Germans.
Do you need a tourist visa for the Channel Islands?
This is a common question, and the complexity of applying for and obtaining a visa will vary depending on your nationality and purpose for entering the country.
Pubs fit for you and your pup in the Channel Islands
When you love your dog, bringing him/her on holiday should be as easy as you hope it to be. Sometimes it is so much more of a hassle than you would want it to be.
Explore the Magic, Both Historical and Modern, of the Channel Islands As A Family
For at least 250,000 years, people have been a part of the rich history of the Channel Islands off the coast of France. Once a part of continental Europe, these islands have witnessed some significant aspects of humanity's history
Visit to St. Anne’s Church in Alderney
Stroll around and catch a glimpse at one of the Channel Islands' finest Victorian buildings. This historical church is often referred to as the ‘Cathedral of the Channel Islands’. It is a meaningful part of the history of the island.
The best travel insurance for working remotely in the Channel Islands
The best perk of being a digital nomad is the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. You can operate from the comfort of your home, but if you want to change things up a little bit
Sailing in strong tides and currents in the Channel Islands
Sailing holidays in the UK often involves navigating areas with strong tidal streams and high tidal ranges, especially around the beautiful windswept islands of Jersey and Guernsey and their associated smaller islands in the English Channel.