Herm is something of a chocolate box beauty. A quaint pastel painted village overlooks a picturesque harbour. With stretches of golden sandy beaches, Herm is just a mile and a half long by a mile wide and a brief twenty-minute ferry ride from Guernsey. Here you're on foot and away from the world. Take a picnic to beautiful Shell Beach or wind down with a barbeque at the Mermaid Tavern and thank the Gulf stream for making this very place possible.

The enchanting car free island of Sark is only three miles long by one and a half miles wide, though has forty miles of dramatic coastline and paths through secret valleys to hidden coves. Visitors to the island are captivated by its beauty and return year after year.Getting around in Sark is either on foot, by bicycle or horse and carriage. A wide range of accommodation is available; from luxurious hotels and charming guest houses, to well-appointed self-catering cottages. When eating out, hand-dived scallops and Sark lobster are specialities.

On Alderney, outdoors is a way of life. Alderney is full of bygone charm with welcoming pubs and restaurants and the perfect beaches for both relaxation and water activities. Feel the history here in a network of historic fortifications and explore the rise and fall of the land.