Souvenir Shops

Alderney knitwear manufacturer producing traditional Guernsey sweaters since 1976, with online and local sales.

St Sampson knitwear manufacturer and retailer producing authentic Guernsey jumpers using traditional seamless knitting techniques since 1976.

Charity-run shop in St Anne selling sustainably sourced souvenirs, local produce, and gifts; profits support wildlife conservation.

Independent shop within the Alderney Museum, operated by The Alderney Society and specialising in books on Alderney history, WWII, and local culture.

Duty-free concession firm operated by Randalls, specialising in spirits, giftware, and locally-distilled Bluebottle Gin, located airside at Guernsey Airport in Forest.

Independent multi-format convenience store and garden centre, specialising in groceries, homeware, gifts, and stationery, with free next-day delivery across Alderney.

St Pierre du Bois shop and manufacturer established in 1964, specialising in hand-finished authentic Guernsey sweaters and local handcrafted gifts.

Gift shop and café at Harbour Village, Herm, selling souvenirs, clothing, jewellery, and operating a post office service.

Eleanor Daisy Atkinson is a Guernsey-born collage illustrator and paper-cut artist creating Guernsey-themed prints, cards, and homewares.

Gift and souvenir shop in St Peter Port, specialising in giftware, stationery, and local Guernsey souvenirs including biscuits and jams.

Volunteer-staffed shop in Vale, operated by the Bailiwick of Guernsey Scout Association and specialising in school and scout uniforms, badges, and equipment.

Volunteer-run charity gift and souvenir shop at Alderney Lifeboat Station, supporting the Royal National Lifeboat Institution since its re-establishment in 1984.

Gift shop in St Peter Port focusing on local gifts, accepting contactless, credit, and debit card payments.

Seasonal gift and souvenir shop in Sark, open from March to November and stocking Caragh's Sark Chocolates, jewellery, and clothing.

Shop on The Avenue in Sark, specialising in island souvenirs, including Sark flags, maps, and postcards.