Just off the French Normandy coast lie the Channel Islands, comprising of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm and these beautiful gems are just a short hop (ferry from Poole or Portsmouth) away from the UK. The largest - Jersey - is only nine miles by five, meaning it is very easy to explore in a long weekend; beach walks, coastal drives, stunning food, boat trip and a host of places to stay make spending time here very memorable. Adventurous types will love Guernsey, with its green spaces and rolling ocean. Try your hand at coasteering, kayaking, paddleboarding or even a clifftop hike. There are also ancient castles to explore as the island is steeped in history. On the island of Sark, prepare to take a step back in time; cars are prohibited so you can explore the islands rolling landscape and unpaved roads on bikes or by horse-drawn carriage. There are no street lights, so Sark is the worlds first designated "dark sky island" and a real treat for stargazers. From Sark, you can take boat trips past Herm and Jethou (a privately owned island that is part of Guernsey) to see puffins, dolphins and birds.
The Channel Islands is a popular destination for hotels, B&Bs, cottages, cabins, glamping and campsites. Just off the French Normandy coast lie the Channel Islands, comprising of Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm and these beautiful gems are just a short hop (ferry from Poole or Portsmouth) away from the UK. The largest - Jersey - is only nine miles by five, meaning it is very easy to explore in a long weekend; beach walks, coastal drives, stunning food, boat trip and a host of places to stay make spending time here very memorable. Adventurous types will love Guernsey, with its green spaces and rolling ocean. Try your hand at coasteering, kayaking, paddleboarding or even a clifftop hike. There are also ancient castles to explore as the island is steeped in history. On the island of Sark, prepare to take a step back in time; cars are prohibited so you can explore the islands rolling landscape and unpaved roads on bikes or by horse-drawn carriage. There are no street lights, so Sark is the worlds first designated "dark sky island" and a real treat for stargazers. From Sark, you can take boat trips past Herm and Jethou (a privately owned island that is part of Guernsey) to see puffins, dolphins and birds. The area has a mix of independent stays — hotels and B&Bs, cottages and cabins, unique places, glamping and campsites. Popular activities and experiences in The Channel Islands include Sightseeing and Attractions, Museums and Art Galleries, Sports and Activities, Tourist Attractions, Activity Centres. Whether you want a hotel, a cottage, glamping or a campsite pitch, The Channel Islands has options to compare on HolidayFox. Many listings are family-friendly or dog-friendly — check each stay for facilities and what's nearby. Book a stay in The Channel Islands with HolidayFox, direct with the host.
Q: What makes The Channel Islands a great place to stay?
A: The Channel Islands has independent hotels, B&Bs, cottages, cabins, glamping and campsites. Compare stays and book direct with HolidayFox.
Q: What types of accommodation are available in The Channel Islands?
A: The Channel Islands has a mix of stays — hotels and B&Bs, cottages and cabins, unique places, glamping and campsites. Browse HolidayFox to find the right fit.
Q: What activities and experiences are available in The Channel Islands?
A: The Channel Islands offers a wide range of activities and experiences including Sightseeing and Attractions, Museums and Art Galleries, Sports and Activities, Tourist Attractions, Activity Centres. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, family activities, or relaxing experiences, The Channel Islands has something for everyone.
Q: When is the best time to visit The Channel Islands?
A: Late spring through early autumn is popular in The Channel Islands. Many hotels, cottages and heated stays are open year-round — check each listing for seasonal opening.
Q: Are there family-friendly and dog-friendly options in The Channel Islands?
A: Yes. The Channel Islands has family-friendly and dog-friendly hotels, cottages, glamping and campsites. Policies vary by property — filter on HolidayFox and read the listing.
Q: How do I book a stay in The Channel Islands?
A: Browse stays in The Channel Islands on HolidayFox, pick dates and guests, and complete the booking online. You book direct with the host.
