Guernsey, Sark and Jersey, A Heritage Tour in the Channel Islands
event 24 April - 2 May 2026 (8 days)
Not quite English and not quite French, these independent self-governing islands have their own character and culture. Their distinctive histories date back 250,000 years and include a period of Nazi occupation during WWII, which left a poignant legacy of war tunnels, bunkers and coastal fortifications.
Late April is a particularly lovely time to explore the Channel Islands as they enjoy sunnier days and milder winters than the UK, with wildflowers covering clifftops, woods and verges. Combined with stunning scenery, charming old-world towns and superb local food, these islands are a literal breath of fresh air.
The tour is based in two independent boutique hotels, with time to relax and explore at leisure.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Guernsey Island tour including the German Occupation Museum, Sausmarez Manor, and the island’s bays and beaches.
- Day trip to the nearby island of Sark including a carriage tour of the island.
- Jersey Island Panoramic Tour including Noirmont Point headland, historical and archaeological sites, bays and fishing harbours.
ITINERARY
The full itinerary can be found on the Jon Baines website.




