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.
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
The job market for an expat in the Channel Islands
Calling all expats! Whatever life choice brought you to the Channel Islands, whether it started as what was meant to be short-term and resulted in you never leaving. Or perhaps it was a long-standing dream of yours.
Cost of living in the Channel Islands
We will not wait for you to read half of this article before discovering the cold truth. The cost of living in the Channel Islands is ‘generally’ more expensive compared to the UK or other nearby EU countries.
Coastal Rowing In The Channel Islands
Whether a seasoned rower or just starting, the Channel Islands are a great place to enjoy this fantastic sport. With its sheltered waters and beautiful scenery, rowing here is an enjoyable and challenging experience.
Religion in the Channel Islands
The Channel Islands have a rich legacy of churches, chapels, and places of worship. The first significant evidence of Christianity is documented as coming to the Channel Islands around 520AD when Samson of Doi visited Guernsey.
Indoor Sports On The Channel Islands
Living in the Channel Islands can be great fun. There are so many activities to participate in, and the scenery is stunning. However, sometimes the weather can be unpredictable, and that's when indoor sports come in handy.
How to Get into Running in the Channel Islands (And Not Hate It)
Running can be a life-changing activity, but unfortunately, a lot of runners will never get the chance to fall in love with it before they decide it is too hard and quit.
Preserving The Local Languages Of The Channel Islands
Many people ask us what language is spoken in the Channel Islands. Today, English is the standard language of the four main Channel Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney and Sark.