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Amazing historical place and great tour

Opposite Fort Grey there is the Guernsey Pearl and the Himalayan Kitchen which is a great cafe with British Asian fusion food. Lovely spot to stop for refreshments.

This Martello tower houses a small shipwreck museum with a surprising variety of objects recovered from wrecks. Entry tickets can be purchased from the Guernsey Pearl shop opposite.

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.

Ship wreck museum

A Victorian fortification built to defend against the French and added to in 1942 by the occupying German forces and restored gun site, as operational in 1943-45 with full interpretation. Reopened in 2011, is the Le Galloudec Shrine. A former searchlight bunker, built by the German Occupying Forces during the Second World War, it was transformed by the late Hubert Le Galloudec using shells to create biblical scenes. Limited opening. Usually during Summer Season, Sat from 2-4pm.

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

Locals call it the Cup and Saucer, because that's what it looks like. An amazingly entertaining little museum on the history of shipping and accidents on Guernsey, made very informative!