Competitive and recreational swimming, lessons and pools.
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Swimming pool · Saltwater swimming (inferred from the source page)
St Peter Port·Attraction
Operated by Vive La Vallette
Horseshoe pool built 1844, ladies and gents pools added 1870s, children's pool later. Originally built to compensate for loss of swimming facilities from St Peter Port harbour expansion. Historical visitors include Victor Hugo (1865-1870) and Monet (1883). Fell into disrepair, renovated by Vive La Vallette charity (est. 2019), new facilities opened June 2022. (inferred from the source page)
La Vallette Bathing Pools is a historic saltwater swimming spot on Guernsey’s east coast, featuring four unique pools, hot showers, a sun terrace and a café. The bathing pools are Victorian era intertidal structures consisting of three seawater pools and a horseshoe shaped swimming area. The ladies and gents pools were built in the 1870s, with the children's pools added 20 years later. The facilities include changing rooms with warm showers, lockers, and hooks for changing robes, dry bags and changing mats. —
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Competitive and recreational swimming, lessons and pools.
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Swimming pool · Saltwater swimming (inferred from the source page)
Outdoor event spaces, gardens and grounds available for events.
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