"Cruising the Channel Islands can be challenging with strong tides, large tidal ranges and navigational passages but some of the most rewarding cruising grounds around."
IntroNestled between the southern coast of England and the northern shores of France, the Channel Islands offer a boating paradise like no other. With their rich history, stunning coastline, and a unique blend of French and British culture, these islands—Guernsey, Jersey, Sark, Herm, and Alderney—are perfect for a cruising adventure. Among them, Guernsey shines as both a destination and an ideal starting point for exploring the region by boat.
An Overview of the Channel IslandsThe Channel Islands, while geographically closer to France, are British Crown Dependencies, each with its own character and distinct atmosphere. Guernsey, the second-largest island, offers a delightful mix of histo…