Alderney·Attraction·Est. 2002
Conservation charity managing Alderney's wildlife, nature reserves, and habitat, with guided tours and ecological services.
Nine sites and operators — six nature reserves and trails, three boat-tour or guided operators. Four are on Alderney, managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust (the only wildlife trust in the Channel Islands); three are National Trust of Guernsey holdings. The oldest dates to 1960; the newest started 2012. —
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Alderney·Attraction·Est. 2002
Conservation charity managing Alderney's wildlife, nature reserves, and habitat, with guided tours and ecological services.
Alderney·Attraction·Est. 2003
Alderney's largest nature reserve, covering 105 hectares of diverse habitats managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust since 2003.
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Anchors Le Catioroc & Lihou Island, Houmet Paradis, Le Petit Pré Orchid Field & The Ron Short Walk on this lens. View The National Trust of Guernsey →
St Saviour·Attraction
Vale·Attraction
St Andrew·Attraction
St Peter Port·Attraction·Est. 2012
Part of Bumblebee Marine Limited
MCA-compliant tour operator established in 2012, offering boat tours, island excursions, and private charters, and a recipient of the Travel & Hospitality Awards European Award 2025.
St Saviour·Attraction·Est. 2001
Part of Guernsey Water
✦Oldest in this niche
3km circular nature trail around St Saviour's Reservoir, established in 2001 by Guernsey Water, offering wildlife observation and an outdoor learning area.
Alderney·Attraction
Part of Alderney Wildlife Trust
Wildlife Trust Boat Tour offers seabird and wildlife boat trips around Alderney, run by the Alderney Wildlife Trust from Braye Harbour.
Vale·Organization·Est. 2023
Tour operator offering coastal sightseeing tours of Guernsey and Herm, including 1.5-hour Herm and Jethou cruises and private charters for up to 50 passengers.
Alderney·Attraction
Part of Alderney Wildlife Trust
Free, wheelchair-accessible bird hide in Alderney's 105-hectare Longis Nature Reserve, managed by the Alderney Wildlife Trust and offering views of waterfowl, songbirds, and migrants.