Explore the Channel Islands with Blue-Roads
Located between England and France, the Channel Islands are known for their rich history and beautiful castles and cathedrals. Learn how these two crown dependencies (the Bailiwick of Jersey and the Bailiwick of Guernsey) became the only sites occupied by the German Army during World War II and explore the charms of these unique islands.
Things to do in the Channel Islands
Relax and Unwind in Guernsey
What could be more charming than the world’s smallest cathedral built entirely from seashells? You’ll soak in the charms of Guernsey with a stop at the famed Little Chapel, followed by a visit to the German Occupation Museum and a tour of the grand Sausmarez Manor.
TOUR: London to Paris via the Channel Islands
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The Best of Medieval Europe
Soak in the history of medieval Europe with a visit to Mont Orgueil Castle, a massive structure that helped Jersey defend itself against the invasion of the French 600 years ago. Make sure you don’t get lost in the network of staircases and secret rooms and discover hidden treasures and specially commissioned artwork.
TOUR: London to Paris via the Channel Islands
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