Two hundred and two leisure operators across eight sub-sectors. Attractions lead at 52 — 18 heritage sites, nine museums, five WWII fortifications. Then 44 clubs and societies (the oldest founded 1882), 40 arts operators with 14 workshop studios, and 24 sports facilities where golf dominates with ten. Seventeen hold Visit Guernsey membership. —
219 in Guernsey · 30 on Alderney · 11 on Sark · 1 on Herm
and 8 more accreditations carried across the sector.
Forty-four clubs and societies across the Bailiwick — the oldest founded 1882, spanning cultural, conservation, and horticultural cohorts.
Fifty-two attractions across Guernsey and Alderney — 18 heritage sites, nine museums, and a five-strong WWII fortification cluster.
Forty of Guernsey's 202 leisure operators host, make or teach the arts — fourteen workshop studios, five theatre groups.
Twenty-four of Guernsey's 202 leisure-and-recreation operators run sport facilities — golf dominates with ten, racket sports five.
Nineteen providers — ten nature-reserve sites under the National Trust and Alderney Wildlife Trust, plus nine active-adventure operators.
Twenty of the island's 193 leisure operators run children's activities — ten dance schools, four music schools, four drama schools.
Twelve of the island's 195 leisure and recreation businesses offer wellness and relaxation — yoga-led, with four operators on Alderney.
Three of the island's 193 leisure and recreation businesses fall under gaming and hobbies — a tackle shop, a karting circuit, a games store.
Tagged in Leisure & Recreation but not in one of the sectors above.