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About Channel Islands
The Channel Islands include Alderney, Guernsey, Jersey, Sark and Herm. They lie close to the French mainland and each has a unique character, blending the spirit of Briitain with French culture and influence.
Originally part of the mainland, the Channel Islands were formed after the Ice Age. Archaeological evidence dates mankind's presence as early as 4000 BC and the Islands are scattered with traces of Neolithic man, including defensive earth works and burial chambers.
During the Second World War, the Islands were occupied by German forces. The German Underground Hospital in Jersey is a chilling reminder of the harrowing days of conflict. The Islands were liberated on the 9th of May, 1945.
The Channel Island's present a distinct blend of ancient past, enduring traditions, and idyllic beaches and countryside. Use the links below for more information on the Channel Islands. Alternatively, search for a specific island, port or town.Where would you like to go?
Today's featured websites for Channel Islands
Here is our pick of local websites for Channel Islands. All the available websites are in handy categories, so explore the list on the left-hand side to find exactly what you need.
Channel Island Guide
Everything you need to know to plan a holiday to the Channel Islands. Find out about local activities and attractions. Book flights, ferry crossings, short breaks, restaurants, accommodation and rental cars online.
www.channelislandguide.com -
1 more in Tourism & Guides
Channel Islands Lawn Tennis Association
Latest news and information from the Channel Islands Lawn Tennis Association. With fixtures and results across all divisions, links to each of the island's club homepages, an archive of previous champions and a diary of forthcoming events.
www.citennis.co.uk -
Filed in Sport, Leisure & Clubs
Island Life
A guide to the Channel Islands for visitors and residents. Find information on local organisations, schools and government, plus details of the island's main attractions, activities, entertainment and accommodation. With a calendar of forthcoming local events.
www.islandlife.org -
Filed in Local Community
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