Guernsey Walking Holidays

At just 24 square miles, the beautiful island of Guernsey is the ideal walking destination. Petite in size and boasting more annual sunshine hours than the UK, walks in Guernsey hold the perfect conditions for outdoor pursuits.

Walking routes Guernsey
Nights
5 to 6 Nights
Distance
38 to 40 miles
Location
North French Coast
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate – Moderate
Season
Apr to Oct
Price from
£635

Highlights

Guernsey Walking Holidays

Starting and ending in St Peter Port
the capital of Guernsey – you’ll have ample time to stroll around the beautiful harbour, explore winding cobbled streets, local shops and delve into the town’s rich history
Guernsey is scattered with interesting towers, forts and concealed bunkers that hark back to the days of WW2
You’ll visit the artistic site Renoir’s Viewpoint where the French impressionist painter created magnificent paintings of the island’s cliffs and bays. Renoir painted 15 canvasses of Guernsey’s inspiring coast during his stay in 1883
Visit Victor Hugo's island home, the dramatic setting of the island providing inspiration for Les Misérables and Toilers of the Sea
There is also the option to visit the unique islands of Herm and Sark where road traffic consists of tractors, horses and bicycles, perfect for those who prefer a calmer pace of life
From £635 per person
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Bespoke Guernsey Walks with Celtic Trails

Renowned for its excellent walking routes, the island is filled with spectacular scenery and natural surprises await you at every turn. As you make your way across the island's coast, you'll find a scenery made up of sea-grass fringed sand dunes, brightly coloured fishing boats and peaceful coves between the inlets of the rocks.

Our walking holidays are rewarding experiences that offer explorers the opportunity to witness rare natural beauty while keeping fit. Celtic Trails walking holidays are tailor-made to suit the individual’s needs. We cater for all ability levels and can organise everything from airport transfer to special dietary requirements.

Call us today on 01291 689774 to start planning your Guernsey walking holiday.

Guernsey Views

Path Walkthrough

Quiet country lanes and long stretches across cliffs and sand comprise this round island walk along the more subdued side of The Channel Islands. The route is primarily coastal, however walkers can expect to cross paths with tranquil woodland and nature trails as they make their way towards the north of the island.

The north/west and the south/eastern sides of the island have a different character, and you'll notice the change as the scenery starts to shift between the rugged cliffs of the south to the sandy bays of the west. The southern section route undulates more than the other sections of the island, and is comparatively more coastal in nature. As you head north you'll find the going underfoot a lot more gentle, with nature reserves inland and flat country lanes.

Overview map of the Guernsey coastal walking holiday route

Saints Bay Harbour in Guernsey

Choose Your Walk

Our Guernsey Itineraries

St Peter Port to St Peter Port

39 miles (62.8 km)

Key Information

  • Minimum 3 star graded hotel accommodation at 2 or 3 different locations depending on your chosen itinerary
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfers
  • Personal transfer between accommodation and path that form a part of our standard package
  • Route planning
  • Walk Pack including OS map, itinerary, accommodation directions and holiday planning

Customise your trip?

Looking for different mileages or a different number of nights? Please contact us to discuss how our itineraries can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.

Guernsey Client Reviews

4.6/5 based on 23 reviews

"Nice hotels, well planned routes, and very good logistical arrangements re: luggage being moved taxis organized."

C. Canada
September 2025

"The information provided was useful. Communication with the company was easy by phone. We value the opportunity to tailor the walking distances to our needs."

anon
September 2025

"Great routes, good standard of accommodations, well organised."

Kirstyn
June 2025

"A good experience and well organised, reliable"

Anon
September 2024

"Celtic Trails is responsive & efficient."

Wendy & Marian
June 2024

"Celtic Trails are professional with a quality product."

Anon
June 2023

"Celtic Trails are a really good way to do long distance walking. Would recommend. The scenery was gorgeous,"

Peter, Warwick
June 2023

"Celtic Trails are a small business offering a more personal service that its market competitors. Guernsey was absolutely charming, highlighted by the amazing weather."

Sarah Grant, North DEvon
June 2023

"Celtic Trails are very well organised. Outstanding personal service. Very attentive to working around transportation disruptions. We've done 2 walks like this - this one and the Isle of Wight. They put you into the place where we are and give a "closer" feel for the people, their culture and what they like about where they live. We enjoy seeing bits of history up close."

Jerry & Faye, U.S.
April 2023

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Walking routes Guernsey

Points of Interest

Sark

Sark

Visiting Sark is like slipping back into another time entirely, no motorised vehicles travel its roads (with the exception of tractors) and the island is governed by its own island parliament.

It's a much wilder landscape that the other Channel Islands, with travel around the island conducted on foot, bike or horse and carriage. Visitors to the island may want to walk across the La Coupée (pictured) to the little Sark peninsula. Sark Shipping Company run ferries (www.sarkshippingcompany.com) that operate daily from St Peter Port (45 mins).

Walks on channel isles, Guernsey

Herm

Aside from a few historic buildings (a pub, hotel and a collection of cottages) the island of Herm is blissfully undeveloped. Yet despite its subdued nature, the island has neolithic burial chambers, sites of Nazi occupation and a history of hosting an eclectic mix of famous residents.

It's a great place to relax, and there are a few campsites along the long quiet, stretches of surf. Ferries to the island are operated by Travel Trident, (www.traveltrident.com) operating daily from St Peter Port (20 mins travel time).

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Customise your trip?

Looking for different mileages or a different number of nights? Please contact us to discuss how our itineraries can be adjusted to meet your specific needs.

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