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Please note: The Venus Pool is only visible 2 hours before and after low tide. At high tide, it is underwater!

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19th Century Fort built as part of the network to protect the island against invasion by the French. Later used by the Germans during the Second World War who installed coastal defence guns and anti-aircraft guns. About a mile offshore you can see the Platte Forgere lighthouse. Entrance is free.

It is said that if you walk around the stone circle three times and make a wish it will come true!

Locally known as the fairy ring as it was reputed that fairies and elves danced around it at night wearing out a path. In reality it was where the ‘pions’ (valets) of the officials of the Royal court sat to eat their lunch when the Royal party did their annual roads inspection known as the Chevauchee.

Largest structural reminder of the German Occupation. The tunnels cover 7,000 square meters and were constructed by slave labourers who excavated nearly 30,000 cubic meters of rock sometimes using hand tools and their bare hands. The space is somber and cavernous with a haunted eerie feel. Take an extra jumper as it gets cold in the tunnels.

Fascinating architectural structure with a very eerie feel. Be sure to take something warm as it gets quite chilly deep in the tunnels.

Neolithic passage grave with a carving of what looks like a bearded man on the underside of one of the capstone. Inside there is alight which, once switched on, sends a beam across the carving to bring it to ‘life’ much as the sun would have done on certain days.

Tiny chapel built by Brother Deodat and covered with a mosaic of coloured china. No charge to enter as it relies totally on public donations for its upkeep.

Overlooking St. Sampson's Harbour and Bordeaux Harbour this castle is over 1000 years old and was the main sanctuary for inhabitants on the Clos du Valle. It is a protected monument and is has become popular for music festivals, the best example being Vale Earth Fair which has celebrated local musical talent annually for the last 40 years.

One of the island's biggest visitor magnets, so it's better to come back another time when it's very busy! The beautiful little chapel with the small circular path is best enjoyed in peace and with some time to admire the endless details. There's only room for a few people inside anyway. If you're lucky and it's quiet, it's a wonderful place to pause or say a prayer - or just marvel. There are benches outside for a break and the opportunity to donate some money to the upkeep of the chapel

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Amazing large underground system, well preserved and good comments given

Contemporary history

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Although we are here on the island of Sark in the English Channel, this name takes the viewer to far more southerly climes: The Mediterranean region is known for its world of gods dating back to ancient, pre-Christian times. At least the corresponding names from Greek and Roman mythology, which are still popular today, have been preserved over the millennia. For example, this rock formation on the coast, "Venus Pool", was named after the Roman goddess of beauty and love: VENUS, born of foam, who emerges from the sea. Her Greek counterpart is the goddess APHRODITE in the local mythology.

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I'm sure it's different for everyone, but we weren't impressed by the garden at all (a bit too 'natural', and the sculptures aren't really our thing), and the market was very tiny and a bit dreary. I'd rather buy from hedge vege.... We didn't even look at the house anymore. Well, that's just our personal opinion, but it wasn't for us.

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Saints Bay is a beautiful sandy cove with a pebble bank at the top of the beach, surrounded by sheltering cliffs. Located down a windy country road, discover this hidden secret of Guernsey. The cosy shelter of the fisherman’s landing is situated a short walk away from the bay, which is a great photo opportunity. The views from here are spectacular - it really is Guernsey at it’s best. Refreshments are available from the nearby Saints Bay Kiosk. Enjoy lovely homemade food, coffee, tea and more at this secluded cafe. Kiosk open daily during Season from 10am to 4pm.

Built at Fontenelle Bay on the northern shore of Guernsey during the early years of the 19th century, Fort Doyle was part of the island wide fortification network designed to protect the island against a French invasion. Originally three 18 pounder cannons were stationed in the battery in the fort, however during World War Two the occupying German forces heavily fortified the area with three coastal defence guns, anti-aircraft guns and mortars. 24h free access

You have to look for it a bit, ironically it's now in an industrial area. Is often booked for events and cannot be visited then! Otherwise pretty to look at

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A bit overgrown, but it worked! 😁

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Difficult to find and a decent climb!

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The fairy ring... In Guernsey this place is associated with fairies, elves and magicians - hence the name. The reality is more pragmatic : A picnic spot for road and fort inspectors in the 19th century.

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