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.
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 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.
A weekend coastal campsite in Saye, Alderney
Picture a weekend tucked away behind majestic dunes with a coastal background. Right, where you can see the coast that lies merely a glance away. Next to a long stretch of white sand.
Guide to fitness & wellness in Alderney
If you consider visiting Alderney, you should consider making time for some fitness and wellness activities there. Alderney is a beautiful island with plenty of opportunities to get outside and enjoy the fresh air.
Guide to Alderney’s best eats
When it comes to eating out in Alderney get ready to swoon. I’ve tried to pack in all the best places to eat to make sure you leave with a happy and full stomach. I know I did.
The best coastal walk along Alderney
There is no better way to soak in the charm of a place than by walking it. And who can resist breathtaking coastal paths? The best part about Alderney is that it has a 10-mile coastal path.
Visit the oldest and best-preserved Roman fort
Probably one of the most shocking things about the Channel Islands for me was grasping all the history it fosters. From WWII to ancient Roman ruins.
Renewable Energy in the Channel Islands – Present & Future Opportunities
Since the start of the 21st century, renewable energy has had a boom around the world. Such high acceptance and popularity of renewable energy are due to two main factors.