Interesting tour. We stayed on shore after excursion and it was a nightmare getting back to the ship. About 500 people waiting in the rain for the tenders. Chaos! No organisation. Read Less

The port is attractive and if the tenders had been better managed we would liked to have explored further. Read Less

Very quaint mansion and church. Tour guide was very knowledgeable Read Less

Lots to do here. The difficult thing is the tender process, first if the weather allows in the first place and then the time it takes to get all passengers off (larger the ship the bigger the problem). Read Less

A really beautiful place with a nice range of shops and pubs to look around. Read Less

Very nice seaside town like any other you will find in mainland Great Britain Read Less

We really enjoyed Guernsey and ate lunch in a lovely little French restaurant. Marks & Spencer sold newspapers and magazine which was much welcomed. Read Less

I got the tender early and looked around the town. Then took the bus to the German underground hospital. Cost £1 and £4 entry. I sat with a local who lived in the street and she pointed me in the direction of the Last Post where I had coffee and cake and then walked on for about 10-15 minutes to the Little Chapel. Free entry and I caught the bus back. Buses only run about once an hour and were quite crowded near the pier. The tourist bureau has info on anything you want and free wifi. Read Less

We had a pleasant morning walking round the town, and a spot of shopping. High st shops though we found to be the same prices as the uk mainland. Read Less

Oddly patriotic place that looks so French. Although town center was reminiscent of any other UK town. Friend put it as a less busy Canning Town (not flattering). Read Less

Took more than 2 hours to tender in leaving not much time to wonder around since ship leaving early, Read Less

This was a tender port and my friend queued up early to get tender tickets. We booked a 3.5 hours tour around the island with Island Coachways. Only £20 each. Good tour around the island with a stop at a cafe. There were many tourist board staff at the port to help passengers. Read Less

Nice quaint place, Read Less

Walked St Peter Port and took a public bus trip around the Island £5 each well worth the money. Loved what we saw - we will return. Read Less

Made our own tour around the island by taking the bus that makes a circular route around. They have a route that goes clockwise and another counterclockwise. Get off the ship early to avoid the tender congestion and get a seat on the bus. We caught the first of the day. We went counter clockwise I got off about 3/4 of the way around the island to go to the German Occupation Museum. It was a small but very interesting family run museum with lots of artifacts from the occupation. If you don't want to go around the island there are a couple of differnet buses that take you either near the museum or to the airport which is a short walk. The man at the museum told us about a scenic coastal path. We made the 20-30 minute walk and found not only a beautiful coast wak to a point but also a restaurant, Le Gouffre Cafe and Restaurant. It's at the head of the path in a beautiful peaceful setting with some of the best food we had anywhere on the trip. It was then a 20 minute walk back to the airport for a bus to town. You'll want to use a map app to find Le Gouffre so you don't make any wrong turns like we did. The bus was very reasonable so you can do this for a fraction of the cost of an excursion if you are adventurous and like to walk. Read Less

Would have been great if we had moored on any other day than a Sunday! nothing much open. Read Less

Interesting walk around the town. Walked to Victor Hugo's house, only to find it was a private residence. Read Less

Must get off the ship and walk around. Beautiful location. Read Less

Guernsey, Channel Islands: I planned a walk using “google maps” to the German signal HQ, Victor Hugo’s house, high street, and Castle Cornet. We docked outside St. Peter’s and tendered into Albert’s pier. Locals were surprised that we made it in due to winds in the morning. We started the morning late and landed on shore around 11:00 am. We were advised by shore volunteers that Victor Hugo house was closed so we had plenty of time to wander. We took the 25-minute hike to the German signal HQ ($4gbp) only to find that it didn’t open till noon. We had passed the Victoria Tower on our way and double back to spend some time admiring the monument to Queen Victoria and the WW2 cannons in the area. The German HQ was quite interesting because of Guernsey’s location and the breaking of their codes (Imitation Games). DW had also read “The Guernsey Literary & Potato Pie Society” book which shed some light on what it was like in Guernsey. We then walked to Castle Cornet ($11.5gbp) via “high street” browsing and spent the rest of the time there before heading back to the tender pier. Read Less

Used the public bus service to go to the German Occupation Museum - excellent. Read Less

Purely a rating based on a previous visit to St. Peter Port, its nice picturesque town with plenty of nice restaurants (although make sure you pre-book as they get booked up). We didn't disembark this time round, so can't comment on that experience. Read Less

Lovely place, shame we went on a Sunday when much of it was closed. Read Less

We chose to walk around on our own in this charming little town. Read Less

Lovely little island and we got to see lots of it’s beauty as well as homes and the little chapel Read Less

Nobody went ashore this trip due to high wind but have done so in 2016. Interesting little town in which to stretch the legs. There are excursions available further into the island and to Sark. Read Less