Coast, headlands & walking trails

Three adjacent National Trust of Guernsey land areas in Forest parish, offering walking trails along the south coast cliff path and Jubilee Wood with bluebells.

The largest terrestrial nature reserve on Alderney, covering 105 hectares with 13 distinct habitats and managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust since 2003.

Heritage site and emerging nature reserve on the Chouet peninsula in Vale, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey, featuring the former ICI explosives store No. 79.

Headland and nature reserve, Guernsey's first Ramsar site designated in 2006, encompassing 426 hectares including Lihou Island.

Uninhabited tidal islet off Guernsey's north-east coast, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey as a nature reserve with connections to Victor Hugo's The Toilers of the Sea.

Conservation charity on Alderney, one of 46 Wildlife Trusts across the British Isles, protecting the island's wildlife and environment.

Sloping meadow managed by the National Trust of Guernsey, known for its spring daffodils and panoramic views over St Peter Port Harbour in St Martin.

Cliff path between St Pierre du Bois and Torteval parishes, offering views of Belle Elizabeth cove and the site of a former battery and watch house.

Artist on Sark creating watercolour paintings and collages, and was a joint winner of the Aurigny/London City Airport art prize in 2025.

Heritage site in Torteval, offering coastal walks and views of Les Hanois lighthouse, Lihou Island, Jersey, and the French coast.

Visual artist whose paintings 'In Flight' and 'La Bette' from 2017 are part of the Guernsey Museum's permanent collection.

Painter of the sea and shore using mixed media, predominantly acrylic with textured surfaces and layering, holding a Jewellery Design degree from Central St Martins.

Free wild orchid meadow and woodland trail in the Talbot Valley, managed by the National Trust of Guernsey.

3km nature trail around St Saviour's Reservoir, created by Guernsey Water in 2001, featuring an outdoor learning area and a wheelchair-accessible path in St Saviour.

Neighbouring clifftop spots managed by the National Trust of Guernsey, offering cliff and sea views with distant views of Jersey and France on clear days, in Torteval.