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Contents

WELCOME

PRE-SEASON CHECKLIST

6-7 9-11 13 15 16-17 19 20-21 22

BE SAFE AT SEA 2015 TIDE TABLES GUERNSEY APPROACHES USEFUL INFORMATION GUERNSEY MARINAS CODE OF PRACTICE BEAUFORT SCALE SPEED LIMITS WEATHER AND SHIPPING

VHF RADIOS

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

For our visiting yachtsmen: 36 37 44 47 49 50 51

St Peter Port Map Welcome to Guernsey Island Map St Peter Port 2015 Events Useful Information The Bailiwick

POUR NOS VISITEURS PLAISANCIERS FRANÇAIS:

GUERNSEY MARINE TRADERS ASSOCIATION

BIENVENUE À GUERNESEY!

SILL DEPTHS

INFORMATIONS PRATIQUES

PORT CONTROL

THE BAILIWICK

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Check your engine and mechanical equipment.

Check all emergency and lifesaving equipment, from harnesses to VHF. Are the batteries on your EPIRBs and personal locator beacons in date? Have your lifejackets and life rafts been serviced?

Check your freshwater system. If it wasn’t drained at the end of last season, pipework might have suffered.

Standing rigging: If it’s more than 10 years old, your insurance company may not cover it and it might need to be replaced. Have it surveyed and be secure in the knowledge that it won’t let you down.

Replace your anodes, even if they don’t look worn. Depletion can take place out of sight. Boats left aﬂoat in a marina can suffer quite rapid deterioration of metal ﬁttings and anodes.

Running rigging: Check for wear and chafe, particularly around wire-to-rope joints and Talurit splices.

Check the anchor and cable, as these are often forgotten and sit in a nasty, damp locker. If you don’t use your anchor often, the cable could be rusting away. Revitalise your depth markers, whether that’s repainting them on to the chain, adding new cable ties, or refreshing your own method of marking the cable.

Check your rigging:

Do you have an outboard? If you don’t use it very often, have it serviced. If you left it down in the water through the winter it can easily foul up from the inside. Fuel can deteriorate if the outboard is not used often.

Check flares and make sure they’re in date. Think about buying one flare every year. You will soon have a supply of working flares without having the expense of having to replace all your flares at once.

through-hull ﬁttings. If they’re not made of real bronze, they can degrade. Check for free movement, and make sure they’re absolutely secure. It’s worth checking, if you still have the paperwork, whether they are made of real bronze or a cheaper material, which might fail.

Check the condition of seacocks and other

DON’T: 10) Don’t think you’re as prepared as you were at the end of last season. Things have a habit of not working. Taking the time to do these checks now could mean you don’t become a statistic this season. Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

Be safe at sea We’ve put together some useful information to help you safeguard yourself, your boat, and any passengers before and during any trip. Safety equipment While it is certainly possible that you may never be in need of Safety Equipment, you will be thankful that you do in an emergency situation. Essentials Life jackets should not be considered an optional extra in any situation. However, you should ensure that it is of the correct size for your body weight, fitted properly and securely (preferably with a crotch strap or harness to prevent it riding over your head), and that it is regularly serviced to ensure it performs as expected. It is also advised to have a throwable flotation device, possibly attached to a long length of rope. This will greatly assist anyone who has fallen overboard. All passengers and crew should be aware of where the life jackets are and how to operate them in the event they do not automatically inflate. While a mobile phone can be used to contact emergency services, a VHF radio is a far better device to ensure prompt assistance. A VHF radio is not as dependent on additional masts and antennas, and has a much greater range. It is also much easier to pinpoint the source, meaning the emergency services will know exactly where you are. The added benefit is that any calls made on Channel 16 can also be responded to by nearby boats that will quite likely be able to assist before the lifeboat arrives.

A torch along with spare batteries and a fire extinguisher suitable for your type of boat, should also be considered essential safety items. You should carry a detailed chart for the areas you are travelling in. Even if you do not understand everything on the chart, being able to work out your position and surrounding dangers is important. Spare rope is something that can be useful in any situation. A couple of decent lengths can act as anything from additional mooring lines, a tow line, a throwable line to a man-over-board or repairs to damage. Advisable It is also advisable to have the following safety equipment stored on board. This will almost certainly be useful in aiding a quick and safe resolution to any dangerous situations. GPS - this provides a backup for navigation. Be aware though that it should not replace your charts, but act as additional confirmation of your location. Flares - nothing will attract help faster and clearer than a flare. Depending on how far you intend to travel from land it is advisable to at least carry hand-held flares and also parachute flares. They should be stored in a watertight container and regularly checked that they are not out of date. Any out of date flares can be disposed of by handing them over to the police. Life Raft - in the event of an onboard fire or if taking on water, you have the assurance that you and your crew will be safe until assistance arrives. Grab Bag - it should be your last resort to abandon ship,

but if needs be, don’t forget to take your grab bag, full of essentials to see you out until assistance arrives. SART - Search and Rescue Transponders are used to locate a survival craft or distressed vessel by creating a series of dots on a rescuing ship’s radar display. EPIRB - Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacons when manually activated, or automatically activated upon immersion, send out a distress signal. The 406 MHz beacon which transmits a digital signal, can be uniquely identified (via GEOSAR) which provides instantaneous identification of the registered user and its location. Batteries - this applies to both handheld devices such as radios and torches; but also to larger items such as your bilge pump. A bilge pump is no use without any power, so consider a dual charging system to provide a backup, preferably with the batteries in two different locations on the boat. Mobile Phone - these are very useful regardless of situation, but as with the GPS, it should not replace your VHF radio. Tools - basic tools to allow simple repairs to an engine. Spare parts such as fuel filters, hosing and hull-bungs can prove invaluable. Boat maintenance A thorough maintenance routine can prevent many rescue situations by ensuring that your boat and its equipment can perform to the best of their ability.

rely on the electrical system, which as a result of salt and damp is very susceptible to corrosion. This makes the electrical system a priority of boat maintenance. All electrical lines and ﬁxings should be installed with the aim of keeping them as dry as possible. Any connections should be kept clean and protected with water-repellent, non-conductive grease or a corrosion inhibitor. As mentioned, a dual-charging system or a spare battery kept charged up is also important. After the electrical system, the motor is the most important as for many boats it’s the only means of power. You don’t have to be a mechanic to ensure reliable operation. Regularly check the condition of hoses for both fuel and cooling systems as they are particularly vulnerable to extreme temperature changes throughout the year and can degrade and crack. A quick visual check of all the hoses can ensure that they haven’t begun to leak, or are likely to in the future. As long as an engine has a consistent supply of air, fuel through its hoses, a strong electrical supply and suitable cooling it will continue to run. Fuel & Oil It goes without saying that ensuring oil levels are correct will keep the engine working well. Topping off your fuel tanks before leaving the harbour is best, however if you can’t do that, ensure you have enough fuel for the distance you intend to cover with enough extra to allow for any changes.

The two most important items that can go wrong on a boat are the engine and the bilge pump. Both quite likely Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

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St Peter Port LATCHANNEL 49°27’N 2°32’W ISLANDSLONG — ST. PETER PORT TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS LAT 49q27cN LONG 2q32cW Time Zone UT (GMT) BST – Add 1 hour between 29 March and 25 October TIME ZONE UT(GMT)

TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS

JANUARY JANUARY Time Time 0309 0941 TH 1541 2207

m m 7.7 3.0 7.8 2.8

Time 0211 0841 F 1444 2113

FEBRUARY FEBRUARY m 7.1 3.6 7.2 3.4

Time Time 0446 1118 SU 1714 2335

m m 7.9 2.6 7.9 2.5

Time Time 0401 1030 M 1634 2258

YEAR 2015

MARCH MARCH m m 7.8 2.5 8.0 2.3

Time Time 0328 1005 SU 1605 2225

m m 7.0 3.4 7.1 3.3

Time Time 0213 0854 M 1502 2130

APRIL APRIL m m 7.1 3.2 7.3 3.1

Time Time

m m 7.8 2.5 8.0 2.4

0439 1109 W 1705 2324

Time Time 0416 1045 TH 1647 2312

m m 8.5 1.6 8.7 1.6

8.0 2.6 8.1 2.5

7.5 3.1 7.6 2.9

0531 1202 M 1757

8.3 2.2 8.3

8.5 1.7 8.7 1.6

7.5 2.8 7.7 2.7

7.7 2.4 8.0 2.3

0519 1147 TH 1742

8.3 2.1 8.4

9.1 1.0 9.3

8.4 2.3 8.4 2.2

8.1 2.5 8.1 2.3

0017 0611 TU 1243 O 1836

2.1 8.7 1.9 8.6

9.2 1.0 9.3

0510 1140 TU 1735 2355

8.1 2.3 8.2 2.2

8.5 1.6 8.7 1.5

2.0 8.7 1.7 8.8

1.0 9.6 0.6 9.7

8.7 2.0 8.6

8.7 1.8 8.7

0056 0649 W 1320 1912

1.8 9.0 1.6 8.8

0.9 9.8 0.5 9.8

0549 1219 W 1813

8.5 1.9 8.6

9.2 0.9 9.4

0037 0632 SA 1257 O 1852

1.7 8.9 1.5 9.0

0.5 9.9 0.4 9.9

0033 0628 M 1300 O 1854

2.0 9.0 1.8 8.8

1.7 9.2 1.2 9.2

0130 0724 TH 1353 1946

1.7 9.1 1.6 8.9

0032 0626 TH 1255 O 1848

1.8 8.9 1.6 8.9

0.8 9.8 0.4 9.9

0110 0706 SU 1328 1925

1.5 9.0 1.4 9.0

1.8 9.1 1.7 8.8

1.2 9.7 0.8 9.5

1.6 9.1 1.6 8.8

1.6 9.1 1.5 9.0

1.4 9.0 1.5 9.0

0.5 9.7 0.7 9.6

0149 0743 W 1413 2006

1.8 9.1 1.7 8.8

0231 0827 SA 1450 2046

1.7 8.9 1.8 8.7

0138 0733 SA 1357 1952

1.4 9.1 1.4 9.0

0211 0808 TU 1425 2022

1.5 8.9 1.7 8.8

0.9 9.3 1.3 9.1

1.9 9.0 1.9 8.6

0258 0856 SU 1516 2113

1.9 8.7 2.1 8.4

0.8 9.6 1.0 9.1

0207 0804 SU 1424 2021

1.5 9.1 1.6 8.9

0240 0837 W 1453 2051

1.7 8.7 2.0 8.6

1.5 8.6 2.0 8.5

2.1 8.7 2.2 8.4

2.2 8.4 2.4 8.1

1.5 8.8 1.8 8.4

1.6 8.9 1.8 8.6

2.0 8.4 2.3 8.2

2.2 7.9 2.7 7.8

0410 1041 F 1639 2302

0502 1132 SA 1728 2350 0547 1218 SU 1813

0113 0707 TU 1338 1931

0221 0816 TH 1444 2038 0251 0847 F 1514 2109

0320 0918 SA 1542 2139

0350 0950 SU 1612 2212

0424 1026 M 1647 2250

2.4 8.4 2.5 8.0 2.8 8.0 2.8 7.7 3.1 7.7 3.2 7.4

0325 0950 SA 1553 2218

0426 1051 SU 1652 2316 0519 1146 M 1746

0009 0608 TU 1238 O 1835 0059 0656 W 1326 1923

0146 0.9 0742 10.0 TH 1412 0.6 2007 9.7 0230 0.7 0827 10.0 F 1456 0.5 2051 9.7

0313 0910 SA 1538 2133

0355 0953 SU 1621 2216

0438 1039 M 1705 2302

0526 1129 TU 1756 d 2356

0.9 9.8 0.8 9.4 1.3 9.4 1.3 8.9 1.8 8.7 2.0 8.3 2.5 8.0 2.7 7.6

0202 0757 F 1423 2017

0325 0924 M 1542 2141

0354 0954 TU 1612 2212

0427 1031 W 1648 2253

0512 1119 TH 1739 e 2350

2.6 8.0 2.8 7.7 3.0 7.6 3.1 7.4 3.4 7.2 3.5 7.0

3.5 7.3 3.5 7.1

3.1 7.4 3.2

3.7 6.9 3.7

3.7 7.0 3.7

7.2 3.5 7.1 3.5

6.9 3.6 6.9 3.6

6.9 3.8 7.0 3.7

0505 1109 TU 1732 e 2339 0602 1207 W 1835

0047 0720 TH 1323 1956

0625 1234 W 1900

0109 0745 TH 1359 2023

0239 0917 F 1521 2145

0351 1025 SA 1624 2246

7.1 3.4 7.2 3.3 7.4 3.1 7.5 3.0

0617 1228 F 1855

0111 0752 SA 1359 2032

0246 0920 SU 1526 2153

7.2 3.2 7.3 3.0

0501 1129 TU 1730 2354 0554 1222 W 1821 O

0044 0642 TH 1311 1908

0132 0.5 0728 10.2 F 1357 0.2 1952 10.0

0216 0.3 0811 10.3 SA 1439 0.1 2033 10.0

0257 0.4 0853 10.1 SU 1519 0.4 2113 9.7 0336 0934 M 1559 2152

0416 1014 TU 1638 2232

0457 1058 W 1722 d 2318

0548 1154 TH 1818

0021 0700 F 1321 1938

0201 0846 SA 1459 2119

2.3 8.0 2.6 7.6 3.1 7.2 3.4 7.0 3.7 6.7 3.8 6.7 3.8 6.7 3.7

0425 1058 M 1654 2314

0107 0701 F 1327 1921

0235 0832 M 1450 2047

0301 0859 TU 1516 2114

0329 0929 W 1544 2144

0400 1004 TH 1619 2223

1.9 8.6 2.1 8.4 2.2 8.2 2.5 8.0 2.6 7.8 2.9 7.6

0338 1009 TU 1614 2239 0441 1109 W 1711 2335

0534 1202 TH 1802 0025 0622 F 1251 O 1848

0113 0.3 0708 10.2 SA 1336 0.1 1931 10.1

0156 0.2 0752 10.3 SU 1418 0.1 2012 10.1 0237 0.3 0833 10.0 M 1457 0.4 2051 9.7

0316 0912 TU 1535 2128

0353 0951 W 1612 2205

0432 1031 TH 1652 2245

0518 1120 F 1742 d 2339

0.7 9.5 1.0 9.2 1.4 8.8 1.8 8.4 2.2 7.9 2.7 7.7 3.0 7.1 3.5 7.0

0002 0556 F 1223 1818

0141 0738 M 1357 1954

0309 0909 TH 1524 2125

0343 0947 F 1601 2205

0426 1035 SA 1649 2259

0526 1139 SU 1758 e

2.4 8.0 2.7 7.9 2.8 7.5 3.1 7.5

0511 1138 F 1738

0003 0600 SA 1227 O 1824

0050 0647 SU 1312 1908

0135 0.4 0731 10.0 M 1355 0.4 1950 9.9

0216 0812 TU 1435 2029 0255 0852 W 1512 2105

0333 0930 TH 1549 2141 0411 1009 F 1627 2220

0454 1054 SA 1712 d 2307

0550 1156 SU 1814

2.9 7.2 3.4 7.2 3.5 6.7 3.9

3.2 7.2 3.5

6.8 3.8 6.6 4.0

0016 0704 M 1322 1934

3.0 7.4 3.3 7.2

3.6 6.6 4.0

7.2 3.3 7.1 3.5

6.7 3.7 6.8 3.7

3.4 7.0 3.6

6.6 3.9 6.5 4.0

7.3 3.0 7.4 3.0

7.0 3.3 7.3 3.2

7.0 3.5 6.9 3.6

6.8 3.6 6.9 3.5

7.2 3.0 7.5 3.0

0442 1050 F 1706 e 2316

0542 1156 SA 1816

0033 0715 SU 1327 1958

0623 1237 SA 1855

0108 0758 SU 1422 2035 0250 0930 M 1534 2152

0353 1025 TU 1623 2242

0013 0653 M 1306 1934

0146 0829 TU 1437 2106

0310 0944 W 1550 2215

7.8 2.3 8.0 2.3

0147 0829 TU 1443 2056 0302 0936 W 1540 2156

0356 1025 TH 1625 2243

7.5 2.8 7.7 2.7

St Peter Port LAT 49°27’N 2°32’W CHANNEL ISLANDSLONG — ST. PETER PORT TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS LAT 49q27cN LONG 2q32cW Time Zone UT (GMT) BST – Add 1 hour between 29 March and 25 October TIME ZONE UT(GMT)

TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS

MAY MAY Time Time 0441 1107 F 1706 2323

mm 7.9 2.4 8.2 2.3

Time 0446 1113 SA 1713 2339

JUNE JUNE m 8.8 1.4 9.0 1.3

Time Time 0526 1146 M 1748

mm 8.3 2.1 8.6

Time Time 0010 0608 TU 1231 O 1827

YEAR 2015

JULY JULY mm 1.5 8.9 1.5 9.1

Time Time 0542 1203 W 1805

m m 8.4 2.0 8.8

Time Time 0041 0639 TH 1259 O 1853

AUGUST AUGUST m m 1.7 8.7 1.7 9.0

Time Time

0101 0700 SA 1323 1919

m m 1.1 9.3 1.1 9.7

Time Time 0140 0734 SU 1352 1944

m m 1.5 8.9 1.6 9.1

8.3 2.0 8.6

9.2 1.1 9.4

0007 0607 TU 1228 O 1828

1.9 8.6 1.8 8.9

1.4 9.0 1.4 9.2

0028 0628 TH 1250 O 1849

1.6 8.7 1.6 9.1

1.6 8.8 1.7 9.1

0147 0745 SU 1408 2004

0.7 9.5 0.9 9.9

1.6 8.9 1.7 9.0

1.9 8.6 1.8 8.8

1.0 9.4 0.9 9.6

0049 0648 W 1308 1906

1.6 8.8 1.6 9.0

1.3 9.0 1.5 9.1

1.3 9.0 1.4 9.3

1.5 8.8 1.7 9.0

0.6 9.6 0.9 9.8

1.8 8.7 1.9 8.8

0039 0636 M 1257 O 1855

1.6 8.8 1.6 9.0

0.9 9.5 0.9 9.6

0129 0728 TH 1347 1945

1.5 8.9 1.6 9.1

1.4 8.8 1.7 8.9

0159 0758 SA 1418 2016

1.1 9.1 1.3 9.4

1.7 8.7 1.9 8.8

0314 0911 TU 1533 2130

0.7 9.5 1.1 9.5

2.0 8.5 2.2 8.4

1.5 8.9 1.6 9.0

0.9 9.3 1.2 9.4

1.4 8.9 1.7 9.0

1.7 8.6 2.0 8.6

0243 0842 SU 1501 2059

1.1 9.1 1.4 9.3

1.9 8.5 2.2 8.5

0357 0954 W 1615 2214

1.1 9.1 1.5 9.0

2.4 8.1 2.6 8.1

0148 0746 W 1403 2001

1.5 8.9 1.7 8.9

1.2 9.0 1.6 9.0

0250 0849 SA 1506 2107

1.5 8.7 1.8 8.9

2.1 8.2 2.4 8.2

0327 0926 M 1545 2144

1.2 9.0 1.6 9.1

2.2 8.2 2.5 8.2

0441 1039 TH 1701 2302

1.7 8.6 2.1 8.4

2.8 7.8 3.0 7.7

1.6 8.7 1.8 8.8

1.6 8.5 2.1 8.5

0332 0934 SU 1550 2153

1.7 8.5 2.1 8.6

2.5 7.8 2.8 7.8

0412 1012 TU 1631 2232

1.5 8.7 1.9 8.7

2.6 7.8 2.9 7.8

2.3 8.0 2.8 7.7

3.2 7.4 3.4 7.3

0257 0857 F 1512 2113

1.8 8.5 2.1 8.5

2.2 8.0 2.6 8.0

2.0 8.2 2.5 8.3

2.9 7.5 3.2 7.4

0501 1102 W 1722 e 2325

1.9 8.3 2.4 8.2

3.0 7.5 3.3 7.4

0629 1234 SA 1905

2.9 7.5 3.3

3.6 7.1 3.7 6.9

2.1 8.2 2.5 8.2

2.7 7.5 3.2 7.5

0514 1119 TU 1738 e 2345

2.3 7.9 2.8 8.0

3.3 7.1 3.6 7.1

0556 1159 TH 1823

2.4 7.9 2.8

3.4 7.2 3.6 7.1

0116 0746 SU 1358 2035

7.2 3.3 7.2 3.4

3.8 6.9 3.8

0521 1145 SA 1744 0001 0600 SU 1222 1821

0114 0712 TU 1330 1929

0222 0820 TH 1437 2035

0335 0938 SA 1552 2157

0421 1028 SU 1643 2252

0521 1130 M 1749 e

0000 0638 TU 1247 1913

2.5 7.8 2.9 7.8 2.8 7.5 3.2 7.6 2.9 7.4 3.2

0538 1203 SU 1801 0028 0626 M 1250 O 1846

0114 0711 TU 1334 1928 0157 0754 W 1414 2008

0237 0834 TH 1452 2045 0315 0912 F 1528 2121

0352 0949 SA 1604 2158

0431 1030 SU 1644 2240

0517 1119 M 1735 d 2332

0614 1221 TU 1838

0040 0721 W 1333 1947

3.2 7.1 3.6 7.1 3.6 6.8 3.8 6.9 3.6 6.8 3.8

0209 0808 F 1426 2025

0420 1023 M 1639 2244

0620 1224 W 1850

0055 0732 TH 1338 2008

0211 0846 F 1451 2121

2.6 7.7 2.9 7.8 2.7 7.7 2.9 7.8 2.5 7.9 2.6

0057 0654 W 1315 1910

0140 0737 TH 1356 1950 0220 0817 F 1434 2027

0257 0853 SA 1509 2102

0331 0928 SU 1542 2136 0405 1004 M 1616 2212

0442 1042 TU 1655 2253 0524 1128 W 1743 d 2342

0619 1225 TH 1845

0045 0722 F 1333 1953

0156 0828 SA 1440 2058

3.5 6.9 3.7 6.9 3.6 6.9 3.7 7.0 3.5 7.2 3.4

0114 0714 F 1335 1932

0028 0701 F 1307 1936

0143 0815 SA 1423 2056

0301 0929 SU 1534 2206

7.8 2.7 7.6 3.0 7.6 2.9 7.6 3.0 7.6 2.8 7.8 2.7

0124 0720 F 1339 1932

0202 0757 SA 1415 2007

0236 0832 SU 1448 2040 0308 0904 M 1518 2111

0337 0935 TU 1547 2143 0405 1006 W 1617 2215

0437 1041 TH 1653 2254 0517 1124 F 1741 d 2343

0613 1223 SA 1849

0050 0729 SU 1339 2008

0211 0844 M 1455 2120

3.6 6.9 3.7 6.9 3.7 6.9 3.6 7.0 3.5 7.2 3.3

0232 0829 M 1451 2047

0529 1130 F 1755 e 2359

0246 0912 M 1518 2155

0357 1020 TU 1620 2254

0452 1113 W 1710 2342

7.2 3.3 7.4 3.1 7.5 3.0 7.8 2.7

0211 0806 M 1423 2015

0240 0836 TU 1450 2045 0306 0904 W 1517 2113

0331 0931 TH 1543 2141 0358 1001 F 1613 2214

0430 1037 SA 1653 d 2257

0516 1128 SU 1750 2358 0627 1242 M 1919

0124 0804 TU 1415 2048

0255 0924 W 1533 2200

6.9 3.8 7.1 3.5 7.2 3.3 7.6 2.8

7.9 2.6 8.3 2.2

7.8 2.7 8.3 2.1

0406 1030 TH 1634 2300

7.6 2.8 7.6 2.9

6.9 3.5 7.1 3.5

8.1 2.3 8.2 2.2

7.2 3.2 7.5 3.0

7.9 2.5 8.2 2.3

7.3 3.1 7.7 2.7

8.3 2.2 8.7

8.4 2.0 9.0 1.4

7.9 2.3 8.0 2.4

7.2 3.2 7.4 3.1

8.4 1.9 8.6 1.8

7.6 2.8 8.0 2.5

8.2 2.2 8.5 2.0

7.8 2.6 8.3 2.1

1.9 8.6 1.9 9.0

9.1 1.3 9.6

8.4 1.8 8.6 1.8

8.5 1.9 8.8

8.3 2.0 8.8

1.6 8.8 1.5 9.3

0121 0802 W 1409 2038

0241 0916 TH 1521 2148 0348 1018 F 1620 2247

0154 0828 TH 1440 2054 0259 0928 F 1536 2151

0354 1018 SA 1624 2240

0441 1104 SU 1707 2324

7.6 2.8 7.9 2.6 8.0 2.4 8.3 2.2

0322 0952 SA 1555 2224

0424 1050 SU 1650 2319

0518 1142 M 1741

8.7 1.7 8.9

0303 0929 SU 1539 2157 0401 1024 M 1631 2250

0453 1115 TU 1719 2340

8.0 2.4 8.4 2.1

0408 1032 M 1633 2305

0504 1127 TU 1725 2356

0554 1215 W 1811

0325 0951 TU 1559 2222 0427 1050 W 1654 2318

0521 1144 TH 1745 0011 0612 F 1235 O 1833

0539 1159 TH 1754 0025 0620 F 1241 O 1833

0104 0658 SA 1318 1910

1.6 8.9 1.7 9.1

0503 1126 F 1727 2354

0555 1218 SA 1816 O

0043 0.8 0642 9.6 SU 1306 0.8 1902 10.0

0130 0.4 0727 9.9 M 1352 0.5 1947 10.2

Times and heights of high and Tidal predictions for St Peter Port are Crown copyright and have been computed and supplied by th The States of Guernsey Harbour Ofﬁce and their agents

St Peter Port LAT 49°27’N 2°32’W CHANNEL ISLANDS LONG — ST. PETER PORT TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS LAT 49q27cN LONG 2q32cW Time Zone UT (GMT) BST – Add 1 hour between 29 March and 25 October TIME ZONE UT(GMT)

TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND LOW WATERS

SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER Time m Time m 0214 0.3 0810 10.0 TU 1434 0.5 2029 10.2

Time 0210 0807 W 1422 2017

OCTOBER OCTOBER m 1.7 8.9 1.8 8.9

Time Time

m m

Time Time 0208 0806 F 1424 2019

0234 0829 TH 1455 2050

0.5 9.9 0.7 9.8

YEAR 2015

NOVEMBER NOVEMBER m m 1.9 8.9 2.0 8.7

Time Time

m m

0332 0927 SU 1557 2152

1.9 8.8 2.2 8.3

Time Time

0250 0851 M 1514 2113

DECEMBER DECEMBER m m

Time Time

m m

2.4 8.5 2.4 8.3

0352 0947 TU 1620 2215

2.5 8.3 2.6 7.8

Time Time

0323 0926 W 1553 2152

m m

2.3 8.7 2.2 8.3

0256 0852 W 1515 2111

0.5 9.8 0.8 9.8

1.9 8.7 2.1 8.6

1.0 9.4 1.3 9.1

2.2 8.6 2.3 8.4

2.7 8.1 2.9 7.5

2.7 8.2 2.7 7.9

0432 1029 W 1704 2301

3.1 7.8 3.2 7.3

2.6 8.4 2.5 8.0

0.9 9.4 1.3 9.2

2.3 8.4 2.4 8.3

0353 0949 SA 1616 2213

1.8 8.8 2.1 8.3

2.6 8.3 2.7 8.1

0500 1058 TU 1737 e 2340

3.4 7.4 3.5 7.0

3.1 7.9 3.0 7.5

0521 1120 TH 1758 e

3.6 7.3 3.6

2.9 8.0 2.8 7.7

0417 1014 F 1637 2236

1.6 8.7 2.1 8.4

2.7 8.0 2.8 7.9

0436 1032 SU 1703 e 2302

2.6 8.0 2.9 7.5

3.0 7.9 3.1 7.6

0603 1208 W 1850

3.9 7.0 3.9

3.4 7.6 3.3

6.9 4.0 7.0 3.8

3.2 7.8 2.9

2.5 8.0 2.9 7.5

3.1 7.6 3.2 7.4

3.4 7.3 3.6

3.4 7.5 3.4 7.2

0108 0727 TH 1339 2018

6.7 4.1 6.9 3.9

7.4 3.6 7.5 3.2

0116 0734 SA 1341 2013

6.8 4.0 6.9 3.8

7.6 3.2 7.7 2.9

3.2 7.3 3.5

3.5 7.2 3.6 7.0

0018 0643 TU 1257 1941

6.8 4.0 6.8 3.9

3.8 7.2 3.6

6.9 3.9 7.2 3.5

7.5 3.3 7.8 2.8

0229 0845 SU 1449 2117

7.0 3.8 7.2 3.5

7.7 3.0 7.9 2.6

0049 0717 M 1333 2015

6.9 3.7 6.9 3.7

3.9 7.0 3.8

0204 0825 W 1433 2113

6.7 4.0 7.0 3.7

7.0 3.8 7.2 3.4

0329 0948 SA 1544 2214

7.4 3.4 7.6 3.1

7.9 2.8 8.3 2.3

7.4 3.4 7.5 3.1

8.1 2.6 8.3 2.3

6.9 3.7 7.1 3.4

6.9 3.9 7.1 3.5

0318 0938 TH 1536 2210

7.1 3.6 7.4 3.2

7.3 3.4 7.7 2.8

0414 1033 SU 1628 2255

7.9 2.9 8.0 2.6

8.5 2.2 8.8 1.8

0413 1031 TU 1630 2253

7.9 2.9 7.9 2.7

8.6 2.1 8.6 1.9

7.2 3.3 7.6 2.9

7.2 3.4 7.6 2.9

7.6 3.1 7.9 2.7

7.9 2.7 8.4 2.1

8.3 2.5 8.4 2.3

9.0 1.7 9.2 1.3

8.3 2.5 8.3 2.4

9.0 1.7 9.0

0336 0932 TH 1555 2152

0502 1100 SA 1727 e 2330 0558 1201 SU 1835

0231 0855 TU 1502 2141 0343 1005 W 1603 2237

0435 1055 TH 1651 2322

0518 1138 F 1732

0002 0556 SA 1217 1809

7.7 2.8 8.1 2.4 8.2 2.3 8.6 2.0 8.6 1.9 8.9

0235 0834 TH 1449 2044 0300 0900 F 1515 2112

0326 0928 SA 1544 2143

0358 1003 SU 1620 2224 0441 1052 M 1714 d 2324

0546 1204 TU 1838 0049 0728 W 1341 2021

0230 0901 TH 1508 2138

0345 1010 F 1612 2240

0443 1107 SA 1706 2333

0534 1158 SU 1756

7.8 2.7 8.4 2.1 8.6 1.9 9.1 1.3 9.2 1.2 9.7

0314 0909 F 1535 2131

0528 1129 M 1806

0408 1028 F 1623 2254

0450 1110 SA 1703 2332

0527 1147 SU 1741

0008 0602 M 1223 1815

8.1 2.6 8.4 2.2 8.6 2.1 8.8 1.9 8.9 1.8 9.0

0235 0834 SA 1453 2049

0304 0905 SU 1524 2123 0337 0942 M 1602 2206

0421 1032 TU 1656 d 2305 0524 1141 W 1814

0026 0659 TH 1312 1953 0202 0835 F 1439 2113

0320 0946 SA 1546 2216

0419 1044 SU 1642 2310

0510 1136 M 1733 2359

8.6 2.0 9.1 1.4 9.3 1.3 9.6 0.9

0413 1008 M 1641 2238

0232 0851 F 1452 2125

0452 1112 M 1707 2332

0529 1149 TU 1745

0007 0605 W 1225 O 1820

0558 9.8 1224 0.9 TU 1821 10.0 O

0041 0639 TH 1259 1855

8.7 2.2 8.7 2.0 8.9 1.9 8.9 1.9 9.1 1.8 9.0

0327 0932 TU 1556 2158 0412 1022 W 1648 2254

0512 1126 TH 1757 d 0005 0632 F 1244 1921

0130 0803 SA 1407 2041

0249 0918 SU 1518 2148 0352 1020 M 1618 2245

0446 1114 TU 1711 2337

0536 1204 W 1801 O

0026 0623 TH 1253 1848

0112 0707 F 1338 1933

9.5 1.2 9.5 1.1 9.7 1.0 9.7 1.0 9.8 1.0 9.6

0001 0622 F 1226 1902

0327 0944 M 1543 2209

0456 1114 W 1713 2334

0535 1155 TH 1754

0013 0613 F 1235 O 1832

0051 0651 SA 1314 1911

8.6 2.2 8.6 2.1 8.9 1.9 8.8

0408 1014 TH 1641 2243 0501 1110 F 1738 d 2343

0606 1216 SA 1848

0055 0726 SU 1333 2005 0215 0847 M 1449 2119

0326 0957 TU 1556 2223 0426 1056 W 1654 2319

0519 1149 TH 1746

0010 0607 F 1239 O 1834

0057 0652 SA 1324 1919

1.6 9.3 1.4 9.2 1.4 9.5 1.2 9.3

1.9 9.1 1.7 8.9

1.4 9.5 1.3 9.2

0140 0734 SU 1407 2001

1.7 8.9 1.7 9.1

1.7 9.1 1.7 9.1

1.8 9.1 1.8 8.9

1.1 9.7 1.1 9.3

1.8 9.1 1.7 8.9

1.5 9.3 1.5 8.9

1.6 9.1 1.6 9.2

1.7 9.1 1.7 9.1

1.9 9.0 1.9 8.8

1.5 9.4 1.5 8.9

1.9 9.1 1.7 8.8

1.8 9.0 1.8 8.6

1.6 9.1 1.6 9.1

2.1 8.8 2.1 8.6

2.0 8.9 2.1 8.4

0039 0632 SU 1253 O 1845 0112 0706 M 1325 1918

0143 0738 TU 1355 1949

0022 0.7 0621 9.8 M 1246 0.7 O 1842 10.2

0109 0.4 0706 10.1 TU 1332 0.4 1926 10.3 0153 0.3 0748 10.2 W 1414 0.4 2009 10.2

0041 0636 TU 1255 O 1849 0112 0708 W 1326 1921

0140 0738 TH 1356 1951

1.7 9.1 1.8 9.0

0046 0.6 0643 10.0 W 1311 0.6 1906 10.1

0131 0.6 0726 10.1 TH 1355 0.6 1949 10.0

0213 0808 F 1436 2031

0253 0848 SA 1517 2111

0.8 9.9 0.9 9.6

0113 0712 F 1332 1928

0145 0744 SA 1405 2001

0217 0816 SU 1438 2035

1.3 9.4 1.5 9.0

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0155 0750 SA 1420 2015

0235 0830 SU 1501 2055 0314 0908 M 1540 2134

0129 0727 SU 1352 1948 0206 0805 M 1431 2027

0244 0844 TU 1510 2107

2.0 8.9 1.9 8.6

0220 0814 M 1446 2039

0257 0851 TU 1522 2115

0331 0925 W 1556 2149

0404 1000 TH 1630 2225

2.2 8.6 2.3 8.1 2.7 8.1 2.8 7.7

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Port Control (port movements)

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Guernsey Marinas Code of Practice We’d like everyone to enjoy using our marinas and facilities and the following notes give an overview of our code of practice to ensure all users are aware of harbour guidelines.

must give priority to visiting yachtsmen during exceptionally busy times. •

Pick up and drop off points Guernsey Harbours provides areas for local boat owners to pick up or drop off friends and family members when the marinas are not tidally accessible. •

The swan pontoons in the pool area are available throughout the year and local boat owners may use the west side of the walk-ashore to drop off and pick up guests. When space allows, vessels may be moored for up to one tide free of charge. Please note that during low Spring tides the area is very shallow. Please ask the marina staff for any assistance if necessary. From time to time, especially during July and August, capacity may be at its maximum and the swan pontoons may be unavailable to all nonvisiting boats. The marina staff will advise that they

The Cambridge Steps are available during most states of the tide and provide easy access ashore. Boats should not be left unattended, it is for the safe and quick transfer of people and not for any other use.

Layby areas •

For those wishing to use local layby areas for more than one tide, the swan pontoons are available to local boat owners for a small charge.

•

The local layby pontoon in the pool area is designed for short stays and can be used by local boat owners free of charge. A tender is required to access the shore. Please note the marina attendants are not licensed to take passengers on the harbour dories.

Fuel It is strictly forbidden to refuel in the marinas or anywhere else in the harbour except at a designated fuelling berth. Fuel (diesel and petrol) is available from the Boatworks+ berth at the Castle Emplacement (accessible

approximately half tide up to half tide down dependent upon draught) and in the QEII Marina. •

All petrol should be stored in metal containers.

•

Place adequate fire-fighting equipment in position to deal with engine and cooking appliance fires.

•

The use of barbecues is strictly forbidden in the marinas and in the pool area.

Tenders Please do not leave tenders on any steps, gangways or pontoons as they may seriously impede other users or emergency access points. In the interest of safety, tenders should not be used in the marinas unnecessarily. Moorings and berths The mooring or berth designated to you and detailed in your mooring agreement is for your vessel only. Please do not lease your berth or mooring for another vessel to use without permission from Guernsey Harbours.

Safety Swimming and diving is not permitted in any part of the harbour, including the marinas. Holding tanks should not be emptied in the marinas or harbour and where possible please avoid using on-board toilets when moored in the marinas or pool area. Water Water is available on the pontoons but only for the purpose of washing down boats if no island wide restrictions are in place. Hosepipes are no longer available and boat owners are requested to use their own hoses. Refuse disposal Waste bins and recycling points are provided near all marina gangways. DO NOT throw rubbish into the harbour or leave it on the pontoons: as well as being unpleasant, it is also an offence.

Please do not use any other mooring or berth not designated for your vessel, or lay alongside piers, jetties or ships without prior permission of Guernsey Harbours.

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Beaufort Scale The Beaufort Scale is used throughout the marine world and has developed over many years since it was ﬁrst devised by Admiral Francis Beaufort in 1806. It is deﬁned for seamen in terms of sea state with emphasis on the observed effect of the wind, rather than the actual wind speed. Wave heights in the scale are for conditions in the open sea, not along the shore. Beaufort

Description

number

Wind speed

Wave height

mph

km/h

kts

Sea conditions

Calm

Light air

1-3

1.1 - 5.5

1-2

0 - 0.2

0-1

Ripples without crests

Flat

Light breeze

4-7

5.6 - 11

3-6

0.2 - 0.5

1-2

Small wavelets. Crests of glassy appearance, not breaking

Gentle breeze

8 - 12

12 - 19

7 - 10

0.5 - 1

2 - 3.5

Large wavelets. Crests begin to break; scattered whitecaps

Moderate breeze

13 - 17

20 - 28

11 - 15

1-2

3.5 - 6

Small waves with breaking crests. Fairly frequent white horses

Fresh breeze

18 - 24

29 - 38

16 - 20

2-3

6-9

Moderate waves of some length. Many white horses. Small amounts of spray

Strong breeze

25 - 30

39 - 49

21 - 26

3-4

9 - 13

Long waves begin to form. White foam crests are very frequent. Some airborne spray is present

High wind, moderate gale, near gale

31 - 38

50 - 61

27 - 33

4 - 5.5

13 - 19

Sea heaps up. Some foam from breaking waves is blown into streaks along wind direction. Moderate amounts of airborne spray

Gale, fresh gale 39 - 46

62 - 74

34 - 40

5.5 - 7.5

17.2 - 20.7

Moderately high waves with breaking crests forming spindrift. Well-marked streaks of foam are blown along wind direction. Considerable airborne spray

23 - 32

High waves whose crests sometimes roll over. Dense foam is blown along wind direction. Large amounts of airborne spray may begin to reduce visibility

29 - 41

Very high waves with overhanging crests. Large patches of foam from wave crests give the sea a white appearance. Considerable tumbling of waves with heavy impact. Large amounts of airborne spray reduce visibility

Strong gale

Storm, whole gale

47 - 54

75 - 88

41 - 47

55 - 63

89 - 102

56 - 63

11.5 - 16

37 - 52

Exceptionally high waves. Very large patches of foam, driven before the wind, cover much of the sea surface. Very large amounts of airborne spray severely reduce visibility

≥ 64

≥14

≥46

Huge waves. Sea is completely white with foam and spray. Air is ﬁlled with driving spray, greatly reducing visibility

Violent storm

64 - 72

103 117

Hurricane

≥ 73

≥ 118

48 - 55

7 - 10

9 - 12.5

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Speed Limits

Speed limits from four to six knots are in force in St Peter Port and St Sampson’s harbours. A speed limit of six knots is in force in most of the bays around the coast of Guernsey and in the approaches to Herm and Jethou. There is also a speed limit of six knots off most of the bathing beaches in Herm and at Rosaire anchorage.

Live round ﬁring

All speedboats must be registered with Guernsey Harbours and must display registration numbers at the stern of the boat. All speedboats must have third party insurance cover of not less than £1,000,000. It is an offence to exceed a speed of six knots within the restricted areas as indicated on the plan except where a permit has been issued.

Keep clear of the Fort Le Plomb firing range when the red flags are flying. On the day of firing, navigational warnings are broadcast by Guernsey Coastguard on Channel 20. Dates of live round firing and other navigational warnings can be found online at www.guernseyharbours.gov.gg

The Humps and Brehon Tower Boat owners are requested not to land on the Humps and to avoid the immediate vicinity between the 1st January and 31st July inclusive. These restrictions are necessary to protect the important breeding seabird colonies on these islets, which lie to the north-west of Herm. Boat owners, including kayaks etc, are also asked not to land at Brehon Tower at any time of the year. The interior of the tower is in an extremely dangerous condition and for safety reasons the public are advised to stay clear of this area.

Water-skiing Permits are issued by Guernsey Harbours for waterskiing. The boat must have adequate insurance cover and at least two people are in the boat while towing a water-skier in order to ensure that a proper lookout is maintained at all times. The bays concerned are also popular areas for swimmers and every care should be taken to avoid accidents. Permit holders should inspect the area before commencing water-skiing and should note the presence of any swimmers, particularly those who are not close inshore. Areas of coastal restricted zones in which the speed limit may be exceeded for the purpose of water-skiing, subject to permission from Guernsey Harbours are: Havelet Bay. So much of the coastal restricted zone as lies east of a line joining Oyster Rock and Moulinet Beacon and south of a line from Horseshoe Pool to Moulinet Beacon. Soldier’s Bay (Petit Fort). Moulin Huet. Much of the coastal restricted zone as lies south of a line joining the Cannon Rock, the Dog and Lion Rocks and the rocks south of Bon Port. La Bette. Much of the coastal restricted zone as lies in and south-west of La Bette Bay. Shell Beach - Herm. Much of the coastal restricted zone as lies to the north of a line bearing 270º (T) from the northernmost part of North Jacquets Rock to Shell Beach, to include Mouissoniere Bay.

PLEASE FIND BELOW A MAP SHOWING RESTRICTED ZONES AROUND HERM. The shaded areas are those in which the speed limit is restricted to a maximum of six knots.

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Weather & Shipping Forecasts Websites:

Telephone Numbers:

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Local weather forecast, T: 12080

www.windﬁnder.com/forecast/guernsey

CI shipping forecast, T: 0900 669 0022

www.metcheck.com

General weather enquiries, T: 0906 713 0111

The Channel Island area weather forecast is transmitted by Jersey Coastguard on VHF channel 82 at the following times. An announcement is made initially on channel 16 then the forecast / warning is transmitted on channel 82. Shipping forecast

Gale warnings (on receipt and at these times)

Channel Islands Shipping Forecast Telephone 0900 6690022

BBC Radio 4 Shipping forecast broadcast at

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Metfax: 2,3,4 & 5 day forecast charts telephone 0336 400471 C.I. Shipping forecast telephone 0336 400466 Weather Time Period: From time of issue of warning IMMINENT within 6 hours SOON within 6 - 12 hours LATER after 12 hours

Paul Ingrouille - Qualified Engineer INBOARD/OUTBOARD SERVICING & REPAIRS BOAT HAULAGE/LIFTS | PRESSURE CLEANING ANTI-FOULING | GENERAL BOAT CARE

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VHF Radios Guernsey Coastguard maintains a 24/7 all year round listening watch on VHF channels 16 and 20. Other channels are available but in the first instance for routine traffic, the main working channel is VHF Channel 20. Port Control (located at the pierheads) also operates 24/7 on VHF Channel 12. It is primarily for commercial traffic requesting permission to enter and leave the ports of both St Peter Port and St Sampson and for any vessel over 15 metres in length. Channel 12: This is used for commercial movements within the harbour and should be monitored when entering and exiting the harbour. However, if you wish to make contact with Guernsey Coastguard it should be on Channel 20, and not Channel 12. Channel 16: This channel should be used for emergency purposes only. Using this channel allows emergency services to pinpoint your location by communicating with other radio stations. Channel 20: This is the normal working channel of Guernsey Coastguard and should be used to communicate all arrival and departure messages. It is preferable to mention your intentions, the number of people aboard and when you expect to return.

MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY THIS IS..........(name of boat spoken 3 times) MAYDAY..........(name of boat spoken once) MY POSITION IS..........(latitude and longitude, bearing and distance from knowpoint or general location) NATURE OF DISTRESS..........(sinking, man over board etc) TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS ON BOARD HELP REQUIRED..........(immediate assistance) ANY OTHER IMPORTANT INFORMATION.......... (taking to life raft etc) OVER

Urgency - PAN PAN A person or vessel who has a very important message concerning their safety.

Safety - SÉCURITÉ A safety message concerning a navigational hazard or meteorological warning.

Emergency Distress - MAYDAY - VHF Channel 16

VHF Radio Licensing & Certiﬁcation

A person or vessel in grave and imminent danger and requiring immediate assistance.

Any vessel with VHF, UHF, MF, HF, EPIRB or satellite equipment requires a Ship Radio Licence. Ofcom issue licences for free and are valid for life:

MAYDAY call by voice A MAYDAY call by voice should be made on Channel 16. A distress call has priority over all other transmissions. If you hear a MAYDAY call cease all transmissions and listen carefully noting down any detail. Before making the MAYDAY call check that the radio is ON and that HIGH POWER (25 watts) and Channel 16 are selected. Press and hold down the transmit button and say slowly and clearly:

http://licensing.ofcom.org.uk/radiocommunicationlicences/ships-radio/ Any person in charge of a radio set also requires a Certificate of Competence and Authority to Operate. This will usually be the Short Range Certificate incorporating VHF DSC procedures. Certification can be acquired by attending a RYA day course arranged by Guernsey College of Further Education or Fastcraft Sea School. Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

Clubs & Societies The Guernsey Yacht Club The GYC is situated in a prominent position overlooking the harbour and caters for a wide range of boating activities. The club’s facilities were extended during 2009 and now offer a large ‘panorama balcony’. Here members and guests can take advantage of the alfresco dining with superb views across to Herm, Castle Cornet and St Martin’s Point. The club’s bar is open daily throughout the year for members, their guests and visiting yachtsmen. Excellent and reasonably priced food is available at lunch time and tea, coffee, & cakes are available in the morning and afternoon.

The GYC welcomes all visiting yachtsmen to take advantage of its modern, friendly facilities which are an easy stroll from the Victoria Marina. www.gyc.org.gg The Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club The Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club is a friendly club in the heart of St Peter Port, within easy walking distance of the High Street and public transport. The club is situated on the North Esplanade, north of the Guernsey Information Centre and south of the Weighbridge Clock Tower, above Da Bruno’s Restaurant. The RCIYC has gone from strength to strength in the past few years and has a steady stream of new members.

at OATLANDS VILLAGE

Tel: 01481 245661 24

Email: tidesbistrocafe@gmail.com

The RCIYC is a very inclusive and friendly club and our cruises include both motorboats and yachts. A warm welcome awaits visiting yachtsmen and women.

we are able to offer all levels of sailor some fun on the water. www.sailingtrust.org.gg

www.rciyc.com

The Guernsey Rowing Club

The Guernsey Sailing Trust

The Guernsey Offshore Rowing Club is a vibrant club that can trace its history back to 1894. GRC members regularly take part in offshore and coastal regatta’s held at nearby French clubs as well as local races throughout the summer, while the challenging Sure ‘Herm Rocks’ Rowing Regatta held in Guernsey over three days in the summer, is one of the largest rowing events in the Channel Islands. Participants from Holland, Belgium, France, the UK and near neighbours, Jersey, regularly take part, enjoying a weekend of serious racing of 6km on the Friday, 6km on the Saturday and 11km on the Sunday plus the usual GRC social activities.

The Trust was established in 1988 to enable local children from all walks of life to experience and enjoy the fun and challenges involved with sailing, and to make the sport accessible to all. Over the years the Trust, with constantly improving facilities and resources, has been able to expand the training it provides to cover all aspects of sailing, seamanship and navigation. We are a charitable Trust that relies on donations and sponsorship from our kind supporters to enable us to provide the school children of the Bailiwick access to sailing free of charge during term time. As a Royal Yachting Association Recognised Training Centre we can offer dinghy sailing, windsurﬁng and powerboat courses for adults and children alike. With a ﬂeet of 33 dinghies, 12 windsurfers and 4 powerboats

Tel: 01481 252513

www.facebook.com/GuernseySailingTrust

The Guernsey Rowing Club in the Channel Islands welcomes all competitors, spectators and guard boat skippers and would be pleased to assist anyone that wishes to visit. www.guernseyrowingclub.org.gg

Email: vistasatvazon@hotmail.co.uk Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

Introduction to the GMTA Ship and boat building along with its associated trades have been part of island life on our shores for centuries and we pride ourselves on the diverse and highly skilled trades that still continue. The Guernsey Marine Traders Association hosts skills that support some of the top names in marine engineering here in Guernsey endorsed by Bombardier Evinrude, Yamaha, Mercury, Suzuki, Kohler, Volvo Penta, Garmin, Furuno, Simrad, Cummins and many more. By choosing to use a GMTA recommended service provider you can be assured you are using people that are rated in their industry to provide the best service. The following pages provide a comprehensive list of all the GMTA members that provide a vast array of products and services for the local and visiting mariner, commercial and leisure.

DIRECTORY

Guernsey Marine Traders Association Mobile: Email:

07781 152953 jpw@cwgsy.net

Marine & General Engineers Ltd Guardienage - short and long term, boat cleaning & care plans Tel: 01481 243048 Contact: John Norman Mobile: 07781 104414 Email: boatyard@mge.gg

Contact: Mobile: Email: Web:

Ricky Stephens 07781 102302 info@beaucettemarina.com www.beaucettemarina.com

Channel Island Training Contact: Tel: Mobile: Email:

John Elliott 266208 07781 125526 Elliott@cwgsy.net

Marine & General Engineers Ltd Metalwork specialists, polished stainless steel, steel & aluminium, shafts, props & machine shop Tel: 01481 243048 Contact: John Norman Mobile: 07781 104414 Email: boatyard@mge.gg Web: www.mge.gg

Offshore Power (CI) Ltd Ocean Skies Ltd

G4S Secure Solutions

Tel: Contact: Mobile: Email:

Contact: Tel: Mobile: Email:

01481 711994 Duncan Swanson 07781 116118 duncan@oceanskies.com

Kevin Walsh 253333 07781 100083 exteng@gg.g4s.com

Overcraft Marine Services

Graham Scott & Co

Yacht management & delivery Contact: Spike Whittaker Mobile: 07781 111123 Email: spike@cwgsy.net

Boat covers & upholstery Tel: 01481 259380 Fax: 01481 259381 Contact: Graham Scott Mobile: 07781 108758 Email: grahamscott@cwgsy.net

Seascape Sailing, yacht charter, tuition & deliveries Contact: Rob Barton Mobile: 07781 434771 Email: robbarton@cwgsy.net

Second Skin Marine valeting, yacht management and shrink wrap Contact: Jason Garnham Mobile: 07781 107838 Email: secondskin@cwgsy.net

Guernsey Sheet Metal & Plastics Contact: Tel: Mobile: Email:

Adrian Vaudin/Robbie Dodsworth 01481 723617 07781 147422/145220 gsmco@cwgsy.net

John Vaudin

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Carpentry & painting Tel: 01481 252998 Contact: John Vaudin Mobile: 07781 101181 Email: johnvauds@cwgsy.net

All Boat Business

KB Covers

Contact: Dave Shorto Mobile: 07839 120888 Email: allboatbiz@gmail.com

Aqueous Blast Antifoul removal/wet blasting Tel: 01481 266981 Contact: Mike Sullivan Mobile: 07781 165648 Email: cipine@cwgsy.net

Beaucette Marina Marina operator Tel: 01481 245000 Fax: 01481 247071

Sail repairs, boat covers Tel: 01481 259555 Contact: Katy Barrett Mobile: 07781 404299 Email: katybarrett@cwgsy.net

Quantum Med Marine Supply & servicing of hydraulic stabiliser systems Tel: 01481 715399 Fax: 01481 715362 Contact: Ron Piper Mobile: 07781 115399 Email: rpiper@quantum-medmarine.com

Rabeyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Group Trailer parts and a full range of batteries Tel: 01481 244551 Fax: 01481 248825 Contact: Colin Falla Email: parts@rabeys.com Web: www.rabeys.com

Smith Signs Sign writing, boat names and decals Tel: 01481 247749 Fax: 01481 248392 Contact: Dan Smith Mobile: 07781 147749 Email: dan@smithsigns.co.uk

Stainless Steel Fabrications Marine Fabrications General marine maintenance, welding and fabrications Contact: Geoff Brown Mobile: 07781 192640 Email: marinefabrications@cwgsy.net Web: marine-fabrications.co.uk

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Cummins, Onan Generators, Autosmart polishes & cleaning products Tel: 01481 247048 Fax: 01481 240482 Contact: Mark Allsopp Mobile: 07781 147048 Email: sales@offshorepowerci.com Web: www.offshorepowerci.co.uk

Fabricators in stainless steel & aluminium Tel: 01481 248146 Fax: 01481 247187 Contact: Adrian Tourtel Mobile: 07781 148146 Email: actourtel@guernsey.net

Guernsey’s leading Cocktail Bar Choose from over 60 cocktails, freshly made using the finest spirits and liquors from around the world. We also offer an international range of premium spirits, wines and Champagnes. Laska’s Cocktail Bar tenders are highly experienced and very obliging if you would like to try something a little more imaginative, with a few questions they can create something to suit your personal tastes. The music’s great and there’s a small dance floor if the spirits move you.

Albert House, South Esplanade, Guernsey. T: (01481) 727444

Classic pub dishes balanced with local seafood and imaginative specials. Enjoy a relaxing lunch or supper in the bar, conservatory or on the terrace with panoramic west coast sea views. CAMRA Good Beer Guide & The Good Pub Guide Ample parking.

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The Houmet, Grande Havre Bay, Guernsey. T: (01481) 242214

The White Hart is at the centre of town life. Live music, bar lunches and big screens for all major sporting events.

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South Esplanade, St Peter Port, Guernsey. T: (01481) 720644

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North Esplanade, St Peter Port, Guernsey. T: (01481) 721368

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Situated north of the tourist information centre, the Thomas de la Rue is a traditional town pub serving wholesome classic bar meals and a good selection of beers from the two bars and The Parlour Locally brewed beer & cask ale

The Pollet, St Peter Port, Guernsey T: (01481) 714990

The perfect town centre location with a great Café Culture. Serving terrific food every day and evening. Large Al Fresco area. “It’s neither a Restaurant, nor a Wine Bar, Café or Pub. It’s all these things and more.”

Port, Guernsey. T: (01481) 723455

This stylish brasserie and bar have a contemporary feel and take dining to a new level. The two floors above Ship & Crown offer quality, fresh food and daily seafood specials, served with fantastic views across the islands.

North Esplanade, St Peter Port, Guernsey. T: (01481) 728994

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Situated next to the town church overlooking the marinas and islands. A traditional pub serving great lagers and cask ale in three bars.

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Situated near the airport this ever popular Gastro Inn serves lunches & dinners on the Al Fresco sun terrace and in the distinctly styled bar and eating areas Locally brewed beer & cask ale Ample parking.

Le Bourg, Forest, Guernsey. T: (01481) 238585

Innovative and modern cuisine featuring top quality local produce in contemporary surroundings, with amazing views. www.theauberge.gg Jerbourg Road, St Martins, Guernsey. T: (01481) 238485

Victoria Marina Depth over sill in metres (sill dries 4m 20cm) Predicted height of HW at St Peter Port

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2.17

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2.65

2.34

1.70

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2.85

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3.65

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE ABOVE TABLE

MODE D’EMPLOI DU TABLEAU CI-DESSUS

1. Look up the predicted height and time of high water at St Peter Port for the day.

1. Consultez les prévisions de hauteur et d’heures de la marée

2. Select the line corresponding to the predicted height of high water (HW). The table shows the depth of the water over the sill at hourly and/or half-hourly intervals either side of high water. NB All the above ﬁgures are in metres. The depths shown are only approximate. They can be affected by winds and changes in barometric pressure.

2. Sélectionnez la ligne correspondante sur la hauteur prédite

At all times check actual depth at marina entrance

Marina Rates A surcharge will be applicable to all vessels having a beam-to-length ratio greater than 0.4. A vessel with LOA of 30 must not exceed 12 beam. For larger vessels, please contact the duty Harbourmaster on 720229.

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de marée haute (HW). Le tableau indique la profondeur de l’eau au-dessus du seuil toutes les heures et/ou demi-heures de part et d’autre de l’heure de la marée haute (HW). NB Tous les chiffres ci-dessus sont indiqués en mètres. Les profondeurs indiquées sont seulement approximatives. Elles peuvent être affectées par les vents et les changements de pression barométrique. Vériﬁez toujours la profondeur réelle à l’entrée du port

Tarifs du Port de Plaisance Tout navire dont le ratio longueur/largeur est supérieur à 0,4 est soumis à supplément. Un navire d’une longueur hors-tout de 30 pieds ne doit pas faire plus de 12 pieds de large. Pour les grands navires, veuillez prendre contact avec le capitaine du port au 720229. Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

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Guernsey may geographically be closer to France but it remains loyal to the British crown, and has done since Norman times. With evidence dating from the Neolithic period, the island has been pivotal in battles between the UK and France as well as being an important port for international imports into the UK. Today the island is independent and self-governing. Guernsey is part of the southernmost group of islands that make up the British Isles. They sit in the Bay of St Malo, less than 30 miles from the French coast. The Channel Islands enjoy more sunshine hours each year than the UK. As a result, a variety of plants and ďŹ&#x201A;owers thrive in our parks and gardens that may not survive the harsh winters in Britain.

With its milder climate, islanders make the most of the outdoors and, with beautiful beaches and cliff paths, island-hopping to its neighbouring islands and eating â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;al frescoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; during the summer months. Guernseyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s independent status means it has been able to foster a favourable tax climate. This has led to many offshore banks, fund managers and insurance companies establishing ofďŹ ces here. While the traditional industries of ďŹ&#x201A;ower growing, ďŹ shing and dairy farming have largely been overtaken by the ďŹ nance industry, each still plays an important part, contributing both to the varied economy and to the islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s character.

TRADITIONAL GUERNSEYS AND MUCH MORE: AGENTS FOR SAINT JAMES, REGATTA AND CAPTAIN CORSAIRE LEISUREWARE + OUR OWN BRANDED CLOTHING: Â&#x192; Âˇ 1 Â&#x192; Âˇ : IS EXTREMELY POPULAR AND A HOLIDAY OR VISIT HERE IS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT A VISIT TO OUR SHOP TO BUY OUR OWN BRANDED CLOTHING, CAPS AND BEANIES. AND OUR DISTINCTIVE LOCALLY MADE, ORIGINAL GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS The Guernsey Shop, North Esplanade, St Peter Port. Telephone: 01481 720117 www.theguernsey-shop.co.uk

Port Control Customs and immigration

Port entry and exit

Immediately upon arrival, before any crew member goes ashore, masters of all vessels arriving in Guernsey must complete the Customs and Immigration declaration given to them by the marina attendants. Completed forms must be placed in one of the yellow Customs boxes or returned to a duty Customs official afloat. In addition, vessels arriving from any port outside the Bailiwick of Guernsey must display a Q flag on entry. All persons on board vessels arriving from places other than the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey or the other islands of the Bailiwick must be in possession of a valid travel document.

Commercial vessels are severely constrained whilst manoeuvring within the harbour and therefore smaller craft are requested to keep well clear. A red light at the pier head, one on the south end of the New Jetty and one on the Inter-island Quay indicate that large vessels are under way and prohibit entry and exit of others except small boats of 15m or less under power, which may proceed keeping well clear. It is also good practice to listen out on the VHF Channel 12 for commercial trafﬁc movement. The marinas are illustrated on the map on page 36.

Rabies Arrival All visiting yachtsmen are met on arrival by a member of the marina staff who will provide assistance and a suitable berth for your vessel. All visiting vessels must clear inwards at the main harbour of St Peter Port, regardless of which marina they moor in. Mooring in the QEII Marina is by prior arrangement only. The marina staff are there to ensure the safety of all our customers and they will recommend a berth suitable for your boat. Please advise the staff how long you intend to stay when you arrive. We can take payment alongside and accept cash, debit and credit cards (small charge for credit card payments).

ALL VESSELS ARRIVING IN THE HARBOUR WITH ANIMALS ON BOARD WILL BE SUBJECT TO CONTROLLED MOORING.

The landing of animals from vessels arriving in Guernsey directly or indirectly from places other than the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man, Jersey or the other islands of the Bailiwick of Guernsey is strictly prohibited. Any animal on board any such vessel in the harbour in the Bailiwick or at anchor or moored in the territorial waters adjacent thereto, must remain securely conﬁned within an enclosed part of the vessel from which it cannot escape. Any such animal found ashore or not conﬁned on the vessel will be detained and may be subject to six months’ quarantine or destroyed and the master of the vessel prosecuted. Unless express Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

Located a short distance from the centre of bustling St Peter Port, BEST WESTERN Hotel de Havelet boasts two fine restaurants with great views, as well as a charming ‘olde worlde’ bar. The Havelet Grill specialises in sizzling charcoal grills, fresh ﬁsh and seafood. The Wellington Boot Restaurant offers ﬁne food and friendly service as well as outstanding views. Seasonal set menus are great value, and a selection of vegetarian dishes are always available. Morning coffee and seafood lunches are also served on the terrace.

BEST WESTERN

BEST WESTERN HOTEL DE HAVELET, HAVELET, ST PETER PORT, GUERNSEY GY1 1BA TEL: 01481 722199 FAX: 01481 714057 www.dehaveletguernsey.com

the Victoria Marina which offers non-tidally restricted berths offering our visiting yachtsmen greater ﬂexibility. Your mooring is designated for your vessel only; prior permission of Guernsey Harbours must be obtained to lay alongside piers, jetties or ships. Please do not leave your vessel unattended for more than 24 hours except by prior arrangement with the marina ofﬁce. Visiting yachts intending to stay longer than 14 days should also obtain prior permission.

permission is granted by a Customs ofﬁcer, no vessel with an animal on board may moor alongside a pontoon or quay. Under no circumstances will any vessel, irrespective of its previous port of call, be permitted to enter the marinas with any animal aboard.

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All petrol should be stored in metal containers.

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Place adequate fire-fighting equipment in position to deal with engine and cooking appliance fires.

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The use of barbecues is strictly forbidden in the marinas and in the pool area.

Speed limits Speed limits from four to six knots are in force in St Peter Port Harbour, as shown on the plan of the pool and marinas on page 36. A speed limit of six knots is in force in most of the bays around the coast of Guernsey and in the approaches to Herm and Jethou. There is also a speed limit of six knots off most of the bathing beaches in Herm and at Rosaire anchorage.

Safety

Moorings for visiting yachts

Water

A marina attendant in a dory will guide you to your berth or the holding pontoon just outside the entrance, which provides plenty of space for vessels awaiting the tide.

Water is available on the pontoons but only for the purpose of washing down boats if no island wide restrictions are in place. Hosepipes are no longer available and visiting yachtsmen are requested to use their own hoses.

Moorings alongside pontoons are available in the Victoria Marina for boats up to a maximum of 42ft (12.8m) LOA and a maximum draught of 6ft (1.8m). The sill height is 4.2m above chart datum, with access approximately 2.5 hours either side of high water. Entry is controlled by the marina attendants. Control lights are positioned on both pier heads at the entrance to the marina. Guernsey Marinas now has a walk-ashore facility outside

Swimming and diving is not permitted in any part of the harbour, including the marinas. Holding tanks should not be emptied in the marinas or harbour and where possible please avoid using on-board toilets when moored in the marinas or pool area.

Refuse disposal Waste bins and recycling points are provided near all marina gangways. DO NOT throw rubbish into the harbour or leave it on the pontoons: as well as being unpleasant, it is also an offence. Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

Iris and Dora Designs is a screen-printing studio on the outskirts of St Peter Port. We have a small shop where as well as our work you can ďŹ nd some beautiful vintage furniture by a local collective of furniture restorers. We run screen printing workshops. Our opening hours are: 10am until 4pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. 20 minute walk from the marina. See page 44 for our location. Contact Details: Telephone: 07781 464 586 email: denyse@irisanddora.co.uk Denyse McGahy. Iris and Dora Designs, Ruette Braye, St Peter Port, Guernsey, GY1 1PL

www.irisanddora.co.uk

Insurance

Racon Beacon

All vessels must hold a minimum third-party insurance indemnity of £1,000,000. Medical insurance is strongly recommended in Guernsey. Charges will apply for ambulance transport.

Platte Fougere Lighthouse (position 49˚ 30.88’N, 02˚ 29.1’W) identiﬁcation signal ‘P’.

Victoria Marina WiFi This is a free service for visiting yachts; please contact marina staff for log-in details.

Radio facilities Guernsey Coastguard provides emergency cover when required and maintains a 24-hour watch on VHF channel 16. VHF D/F bearings can also be provided on VHF channels 16 or 67 (after initial call on 16). The aerial position for D/F purposes is 49˚ 26.27’N, 02˚ 35.77’W. The normal working frequency of Guernsey Coastguard is VHF channel 20 (direct calling). The telephone number of Guernsey Coastguard is 01481 720672. Port Control’s working VHF channel is 12; this should be monitored by mariners entering/exiting St Peter Port to be aware of any impending commercial movements and is not to be used for berthing information and general enquiries. Berthing instructions will be given verbally by marina staff when meeting yachts on arrival. Channel M2 (80) will be manned from 0700 to 2300 daily: call sign St Peter Port Marina.

Useful telephone numbers Harbourmaster’s Ofﬁce

01481 720229

Marina Ofﬁce

01481 725987

Customs and Immigration

01481 741400

Guernsey Coastguard

01481 720672

Emergency Services (police, ﬁre, ambulance)

999

www.guernseyharbours.gov.gg

Victoria Marina: Depth over sill in metres (sill dries 4m 20cm)

HOME OF THE FORESTERS BURGER

Why not visit us for a great bar meal or a delicious traditional Sunday roast? Live music & karaoke at weekends. Live sports available all day. Guernsey Cruising Guide, Port and Customs Control 2015

Getting Around Driving in Guernsey is a little different than anywhere in the world, with more than 100 miles of winding lanes and unique trafﬁc rules. The ‘ﬁlter in turn’ system is noted by hatched yellow lines and requires drivers to take turns to pass. The speed limit is 35 mph on rural roads, 25 mph in built up areas and 15mph along Green Lanes and Ruette Tranquilles. Hire cars are available and there is a comprehensive bus service. The bus terminus can be found at the south end of Town, conveniently close to the marina and the restaurants and shops of St Peter Port. Further details of bus routes and services are available from the bus terminus or the Visitor Information Centre or tel: 01481 700456. Bicycle hire is available from Outdoor Guernsey on www.guernseycyclehire.com or tel: 07781 103692.

Airport

Perrys Map 2015 www.coast.gg

BEAUCETTE MARINA

LOCATION KEY 1

CATHERINE BEST

SAUSMAREZ MANOR

FORESTERS ARMS

KARTING GUERNSEY

MARINE & GENERAL

FUEL SUPPLIES

IRIS & DORA

VISTAS

TIDES

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PERFUMES

COS ME T I C S

TOILETRIES

St Peter Port

SHOP OPEN Mon-Sat:

8.45 ~ 5.15

VAT

FREE

Dream fragrances. Dream prices. Local independent family retailer of fragrances & toiletries since 1911, located in the central pedestrian area of St Peter Port, 20m from the landmark Lloyds Bank building. Détaillant familial de parfums et d’articles de toilette depuis 1911, situé dans le quartier piéton central de St Peter Port, à 20 mètres en haut du point de repére du bâtiment de la banque Lloyds Bank. | 5 Smith Street | St Peter Port | Phone: 720053 | | enquiries@cstonelake.co.uk | facebook.com/C.Stonelake&Co | www.cstonelake.co.uk |

St Peter Port

With its cobbled streets and picturesque seafront marina, it is easy to see why St Peter Port is considered one of Europe’s prettiest harbour towns. Guernsey’s capital has been a busy port since Roman times. Castle Cornet has stood guard over the town for 800 years. Once cut off by the tide, it now provides a spectacular backdrop to the town as well as staging theatre productions and musical events. St Peter Port’s centrepiece is its beautiful church, which is believed to be the closest church to a pub in the British Isles. If you want to learn more about the island’s history, head to the Guernsey Tapestry at the Gallery in St James Concert Hall, wander through the beautiful Candie Gardens or explore Hauteville House, home to French writer Victor Hugo. If you would rather just take it easy, explore the boutique

shopping, then sit back and relax with a coffee or bite to eat and watch the world go by. The Bailiwick of Guernsey really does have something for everyone when it comes to food and drink. Islanders are passionate about their food and it’s not hard to see why - rich in natural ingredients from both the sea and land, Guernsey, and its food, has a unique flavour. Whether its fish and chips watching the sunset over the west coast, alfresco dining at a Parisienne-style café, a cosy pub lunch or afternoon tea, a beach kiosk snack or fine dining, Guernsey is ready to serve when it comes to eating out. The capital St Peter Port has a huge choice of restaurants with an international flavour and lively pubs and bars to soak up the atmosphere. Throughout the year, the calendar is packed full of food events and food festivals, including the legendary Tennerfest in autumn. The good food doesn’t just stop in

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Guernsey though, a short trip to one of our sister islands of Herm, Sark and Alderney will be sure to delight the senses. From farmer’s markets to summer shows, food festivals and town carnivals, Guernsey is ready to entertain you. Outdoor concerts and productions utilise the very best locations with both Candie Gardens and Castle Cornet offering a unique atmosphere and breathtaking backdrops. Floral Guernsey Festival Weeks and Walking Weeks in both spring and autumn offer visitors a change to explore the island on foot with the help of a guide. There are weekly markets and rural rambles, summer shows and food festivals, but for a real Guernsey day out visit on 9 May and experience Liberation Day. Every year on 9 May, the Island celebrates its freedom on Liberation Day and in 2015 it commemorates the 70th anniversary with a programme of events across the island. The Islands’ unique geographical position sets the scene for a fascinating heritage. With evidence dating from Neolithic times, the island has been pivotal in battles between the UK and France as well as being an important port for international imports into the UK. Guernsey has a story to tell around every corner, down each alley and tucked away in its forts and castles, ruins and ancient tombs. Much of the island’s history is told in

our museums and there are information boards at many heritage sites throughout the island. Guernsey culture has been moulded and carved out over the centuries and adapted to ﬁt in with modern life. Visible from the coastline of Europe, its Anglo-French inﬂuences are still evident from local surnames to road names and even our local language, D’Gernesiais.

Just Up The Road St Peter Port Sausmarez Manor 10 minute bus or taxi ride 30 minute walk

Trains

Sculpture Park

Weekends & school holidays, May to August only.

International Sculpture Festival 2015

Voted in the Top 3 Attractions by the Visitors 2013

Partner garden

Recommended by

BBC’s Gardener’s World Magazine

BUS STOP

(BUS ROUTES 11, 91, 92 & OTHERS)

Short Golf Course

2015 events Seafront Sundays

2 August/Août

Occasionally throughout the summer months, the town seafront is closed to trafﬁc on Sundays when the cafes spill out on to the esplanade and local produce and arts and crafts are on sale.

Seafront Sunday with Taste Guernsey

De temps en temps pendant les mois d’été, le quai de la ville est fermée à la circulation le dimanche, quand les cafés débordent sur l’esplanade et des produits locaux et des arts et de l’artisanat sont en vente.

Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens 30 August/ Août Seafront Sunday with the Guernsey Waterfront Marathon Normandie Markets (North Beach) Vale Earth Fair

24 May/Mai

Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens

Seafront Sunday with Taste Guernsey Victor Hugo International Music Festival

13 September/Septembre

Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens

Seafront Sunday with the GSPCA Autumn Walking Week

7 June/Juin

Battle of Britain Church Parade

Guernsey Arts Commission

Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens

Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens 27 September/Septembre 5 July/Juillet

Seafront Sunday with Taste Guernsey

Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens

Guernsey in Bloom Festival Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens 19 July/Juillet Motorsport Seafront Sunday Guernsey Motor Cycle & Car Club and Guernsey Kart Club Town Carnival Sunday Concerts in Candie Gardens

For up to date information on events in Guernsey throughout the year visit www.visitguernsey.com Pour toutes informations sur les événements à Guernesey pendant la visite de l’année www.visitguernsey.com

Useful Information The Marina Ofﬁce Situated at the end of the Albert Pier at the seaward entrance to the Victoria Marina, the ofﬁce staff are very happy to answer any questions and are on hand to provide visitor information.

available in selected newsagents on the Quay, in the High Street and in Le Pollet. Chandlers and Marine Engineers

Weather Forecasts

The marine traders are mostly situated around the marinas on the Castle Emplacement and at St Sampson’s Harbour. Check pages 26-30 for further details.

Weather reports can be found at:

Shopping

Local weather forecast, telephone 12080

For such a small island, Guernsey boasts a wide range of shops, most of which can be found along the cobbled streets of St Peter Port only a short walk from the harbour. It is a VAT-free shopping zone so electronic and photography equipment, jewellery and perfumes can all be found at reasonable prices. Well-known high street names sit next to local boutiques with top quality brands available from a range of outlets. Like much else on the island, shopping is full of surprises, stress-free and all set in a picturesque environment.

CI shipping forecast, telephone 0900 669 0022 General weather enquiries, telephone 0906 713 0111 Facilities Showers and WCs can be found at the eastern end of the Albert Pier and on the Crown Pier. A launderette is available at the eastern end of Albert Pier. Visitor Information Centre This can be found at the North Plantation along the Quay, which is just a short walk from the Crown Pier (see the map on page 36). Public Telephones Public phones in Guernsey accept coins (10p, 20p, 50p and £1) as well as phone cards, which are available from a range of outlets. The nearest phones are within the toilet block on the Albert Pier, on the Crown Pier and in Church Square. Banks Banks are situated along the main High Street and most are equipped with a bureau de change. The Visitor Information Centre also has a currency exchange with competitive rates. Newspapers Guernsey has one local newspaper – the Guernsey Press – which goes on sale mid morning. National newspapers arrive on the early morning ﬂights and are available from newsagents and supermarkets from about 8am, weather permitting. Popular Continental European papers are also

Pharmacies Guernsey pharmacies do not open on Sundays; if you require a chemist or any medical information please call the Princess Elizabeth Hospital on 01481 725241. Getting Around Driving in Guernsey is a little different than anywhere in the world, with more than 100 miles of winding lanes and unique trafﬁc rules. The ‘ﬁlter in turn’ system is noted by hatched yellow lines and requires drivers to take turns to pass. The speed limit is 35 mph on rural roads, 25 mph in built up areas and 15mph along Green Lanes and Ruette Tranquilles. Hire cars are available and there is a comprehensive bus service. The bus terminus can be found at the south end of Town, conveniently close to the marina and the restaurants and shops of St Peter Port. Further details of bus routes and services are available from the bus terminus or the Visitor Information Centre or tel: 01481 700456. Bicycle hire is available from Outdoor Guernsey on www.guernseycyclehire.com or tel: 07781 103692.

The Bailiwick

Guernsey is the perfect launch pad to explore neighbouring Bailiwick islands and beyond. Whether you are looking for a stroll along a deserted beach or a quiet nook to cosy up and read your book in, an action filled day, a bit of shopping or a chance to explore a castle. Sark Traffic-free, with stunning coastal views and a picturesque rural interior, the 600 residents of Sark get about by bicycle or horse and carriage, which has a dramatic effect on the pace of life. A holiday on Sark really is like stepping back in time. But, while it has retained a more sedate feel, many of the island’s hotels have introduced a more modern luxurious feel. The island has become increasingly self-sufficient and Sark residents produce a whole host of local produce. This is not limited to the freshest vegetables and fruits, the island has its own bakery and, among other goods, produces its own milk and butter and

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luxury chocolate. Islanders also rear beef and pork which is highly sought after because of its fabulous taste. Of course, the island is also famous for its amazing seafood, with juicy hand-dived scallops and lobsters caught and served daily during peak season. Sark is split into two islands - the main island, which is just over two square miles, and Little Sark to the south, which is accessed by Le Coupee. Refuelling and water services are available and the island shops will deliver any groceries you purchase down to your boat. Contact Sark Tourism on 832345 or visit the ofﬁcial Sark website www.sark.co.uk.

Herm

than dive in - the waters may be clear but they are also infamously chilly. Have a drink or bar meal at the Mermaid Tavern, a courtyard lunch at the Ship Inn or, for more formal dining, there is The White House Hotel, the island’s only hotel, which has no telephones, televisions or clocks in its rooms. The beach cafes are also open in the summer months for snacks and sandwiches. Contact Herm on 01481 750000 or visit www.herm.com

Alderney The most northerly of the Bailiwick islands, Alderney is a nature lover’s paradise. At three miles long by one and a half miles wide, it is the closest to France of all the islands and has a permanent community of approximately 2,400.

Herm Island is a haven of calm in an increasingly frenetic world. With its award-winning gardens and breath-taking stretches of white sandy beaches, it’s easy to see why it is love at ﬁrst sight for many visitors to this small but perfectly formed island. This tranquil beach paradise is within easy reach of Guernsey and is a favourite with both locals and visitors, especially throughout the summer season. Car-free Herm is just a mile and a half long and half a mile wide and the coastline offers unspoilt beaches and spectacular views from the southern cliff paths lined with wild ﬂower hedgerows. The east coast beaches of Shell and Belvoir are where childhood memories are made. The soft white sand and clean blue water are perfect for play and swimming but it’s best to tentatively dip your toe in, rather

The island is small, relaxed and friendly and has its own distinct identity. Car passengers do not have to legally wear a seatbelt and there is a box of half-finished knitting in a box at the airport in case you are ever delayed by bad weather. Alderney holidays allow you to discover an island steeped in ancient and varied history, a huge variety of flora and fauna, beautiful beaches and an enviable lifestyle. It is a paradise for nature lovers with a combination of beautiful landscapes and abundant wildlife. The cobbled high street of St Anne has quirky gift and antique shops as well as a post office, bank, hotels and restaurants. Braye beach and harbour is protected by the longest breakwater in the UK, and the surrounding coastline is punctuated with imposing forts from the Romans to the German Occupation of the early part of the 1940s. Contact Visit Alderney on 01481 822811 or go to www.visitalderney.com

Pour nos visiteurs plaisanciers français

“ Bienvenue à Guernesey! ”

L - Castle Cornet R - Bordeaux Harbour

Guernesey peut être géographiquement proche de la France, mais reste fidèle à la couronne britannique, et cela depuis l’époque normande. Avec des témoignages datant de la période néolithique, l’île a joué un rôle clé dans les batailles entre le Royaume-Uni et la France ainsi comme étant un port important pour les importations internationales dans le Royaume-Uni. Aujourd’hui, l’île est indépendante et autonome. Guernesey fait partie du groupe les plus au sud des îles qui composent les îles britanniques. elles sont situées dans la baie de St Malo, à moins de 30 miles de la côte française. Les îles anglo-normandes profitent de plus d’heures d’ensoleillement chaque année que le Royaume-Uni. En conséquence, une variété de plantes et de fleurs quis

s’épanouissent dans nos parcs et jardins ne peuvent pas survivre aux hivers rigoureux en Grande-Bretagne. Le climat doux permet aux insulaires de frofiter plus de l’extérieur, avec de belles plages et chemins de falaise, avec les îles voisines, ils vont d’île en île et mangent «al fresco» pendant les mois d’été. Le statut indépendant de Guernesey singnifie, qu’il a été en mesure de favoriser un climat fiscal favorable. Cela a conduit à de nombreuses banques offshore, gestionnaires de fonds et des compagnies d’assurance établissant des bureaux ici. Alors que les industries traditionnelles de la floriculture, la pêche et l’élevage laitier ont été largement dépassées par l’industrie de la finance, chacun joue encore un rôle important, contribuant à la fois à l’économie variée et au caractère de l’île.

Are you all at sea? Let us steer your business in the right direction. (01481) 735450 | E: katie@coast.gg | www.coast.gg

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Contrôle Portuaire Des douanes et de l’immigration

Arrivée

Dès son arrivée, avant que tout membre d’équipage débarque, Maîtres de tous les navires arrivant à Guernesey doivent remplir la déclaration en douane et de l’immigration qui leur est donné par le personnel Marina préposés. Les formulaires remplis doivent être placés dans l’une des boîtes de douane jaunes ou retournés à un droit fonctionnaire des douanes à ﬂot. En outre, les navires en provenance de tous ports étant à l’extérieur du bailliage de Guernesey doivent afﬁcher un indicateur, drapeau Q à l’entrée. Toutes les personnes à bord des navires arrivant de pays autres que le Royaume-Uni, la République d’Irlande, l’île de Man, Jersey ou les autres îles de Bailliage doivent être en possession d’un document de Voyage valide.

Tous les plaisanciers sont accueillis à leur arrivée par un membre du personnel de la marina qui fourniront une assistance et une place appropriée pour votre bateau. Tous les navires en visite doivent avancer directement vers l’intérieur du port principal de St Peter Port, quel que soit le port de plaisance, ou ils vont amarrer. L’amarrage dans le QEII Marina est uniquement sur demande préalable.

Le personnel de la marina est là pour assurer la sécurité de tous nos clients et vous recommandera une place adaptée à votre bateau. Quand vous arrivez veuillez aviser le personnel combien de temps vous avez l’intention de rester. Nous pouvons prendre le paiement bord à bord et accepter l’argent comptant, carte de débit et cartes de crédit (petits frais pour les paiements par carte de crédit).

Entré et Sortie du Port Les navires commerciaux sont sérieusement limitées lors d’une manoeuvre dans le port, donc les plus petites embarcations sont priées de se tenir en dehors. Une lumière rouge à la tête de la jetée, une à l’extrémité sud de la nouvelle jetée et l’autre sur le quai Inter-île indiquent que les grands navires sont en cours et interdisent l’entrée et la sortie des autres, sauf de petits bateaux de 15m ou moins sous tension, ils peuvent procéder en gardant bien à l’écart. C’est aussi une bonne pratique d’écouter sur le canal VHF 12 pour le mouvement de traﬁc commercial. Les ports de plaisance sont illustrés sur la carte à la page 36.

Rage TOUS LES BATEAUX ARRIVANT DANS LE PORT SERONT SOUMIS AU CONTRÔLE AMARRAGE Le débarquement des animaux à partir de navires arrivant à Guernesey directement ou indirectement de pays autres que le Royaume-Uni, la République d’Irlande, l’île de Man, Jersey ou les autres îles du bailliage de Guernesey est strictement interdit. Tout animal à bord d’un tel navire dans le port dans le Bailliage ou à l’ancre ou amarré dans les eaux territoriales adjacentes doit rester hermétiquement clos dans un cadre fermé du navire à partir duquel il ne peut échapper. Tout animal trouvé à terre ou ne se limite pas à bord du navire sera détenu et peut être soumis à la quarantaine de six mois, ou détruit et le capitaine du navire poursuivi. Sauf si une autorisation formelle est accordée par un agent des douanes, aucun navire avec un animal à bord peut accoster un ponton ou quai. En aucun cas, un navire, quel que soit son précédent port d’escale, est autorisé à entrer dans les ports de plaisance avec un animal à bord.

Limites de vitesse Limites de quatre à six nœuds de vitesse sont en vigueur dans le port de St Peter Port, comme indiqué sur le plan de la piscine et marinas à la page 36. Une limite de vitesse de six nœuds est en vigueur dans la plupart des baies autour de la côte de Guernesey et dans les approches de Herm et Jethou. Il y a aussi une limite de vitesse de six nœuds hors la plupart des plages de baignade de Herm et au Rosaire ancrage.

(12,8 m) de LHT et un tirant d’eau maximum de 6 pieds (1,8 m). La hauteur du seuil est 4,2 m au-dessus du zéro des cartes, avec un accès à environ 2,5 heures de chaque côté de la marée haute. L’entrée est contrôlée par les agents de la marina. Des signaux de contrôle sont positionnés sur les deux côté de l’entrée de la marina Victoria. Le port de plaisance de Guernesey dispose désormais d’un potons marche à terre en dehors de la Victoria marina qui offre un amarage non-marée restreintes donnant à nos plaisanciers visitant une plus grande ﬂexibilité. Votre amarrage est désigné pour votre navire; une autorisation préalable du port de Guernesey doit être obtenue pour se mettre aux côtés des quais, jetées ou navires. S’il vous plaît ne laissez pas votre navire sans surveillance pendant plus de 24 heures sauf accord préalable avec le bureau de la marina. Les yachts en visite ayant l’intention de rester plus de 14 jours devraient également obtenir une autorisation préalable.

Carburant Il est strictement interdit de faire le plein dans les marinas ou ailleurs dans le port, sauf à quai de ravitaillement désigné. Carburant (diesel et essence) est disponible à partir de la venue à quai de Boatworks + a l’emplacement du chateau (accessible approximativement à mi-marée haute jusqu’à mi-marée basse dépendant du tirant d’eau). •

Toute l’essence doit être stockée dans des récipients métalliques.

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Placer l’équipement anti-incendie adéquat en position pour faire face aux incendies de moteurs et d’appareils de cuisson.

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L’utilisation de barbecues est strictement interdit dans les ports de plaisance et dans la zone de la piscine.

Annexe S’il vous plaît ne laissez vos annexes sur les marches, les couloirs ou pontons, car ils peuvent entraver sérieusement les autres utilisateurs ou points d’accès d’urgence. Dans l’intérêt de la sécurité, les annexes ne devraient pas être utilisées dans les marinas inutilement.

Mouillages réservés aux visiteurs

Sécurité

Un préposé de la marina dans un doris vous guidera à votre poste ou le ponton tenant juste devant l’entrée, qui offre beaucoup d’espace pour les navires en attente de la marée.

Natation et la plongée ne sont pas autorisées dans toute partie du port, y compris les ports de plaisance.

Amarrages côtés pontons sont disponibles dans le Victoria Marina pour bateaux jusqu’à un maximum de 42 pieds

Les bacs de conservation ne doivent pas être vidés dans les marinas ou port et si possible éviter d’utiliser des toilettes à bord lorsque amarré dans le marinas ou la piscine.

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Enjoys an excellent reputation for good food and service. Choose from daily changing set menus or varied a la carte. Open for Sunday lunch, and daily for dinner.

Great value traditional Open from 8.00 for meals with a selection of fresh breakfast and lunch served al ﬁsh, and roasts from the fresco on ﬁne days. Delicious carvery on Sunday and each gateaux and pastries and evening. A great bar in which to traditional afternoon tea while away an hour or so. are also on offer.

‘Festooned with colourful ﬂower boxes, this elegant granite town house is situated in the heart of St Peter Port, Guernsey’s picturesque capital’

BEST WESTERN Moores Central Hotel, Le Pollet, St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands GY1 1WH Tel: 01481 724452 Fax: 01481 714037 Email: dine@mooresguernsey.com www.mooresguernsey.com

Eau L’eau est disponible sur les pontons, mais seulement dans le but de laver votre bateaux et si il n’y a acune restriction d’utilisation en place de l’eau dans l’île. Les tuyaux ne sont plus disponibles et les plaisanciers sont invités à utiliser leurs propres tuyaux.

sortant St Peter Port à être au courant des mouvements commerciaux imminents et ne doit pas être utilisé pour l’accostage des informations et des renseignements généraux. Les Instructions d’accostage vous seront données verbalement par le personnel de la marina lors de votre accueil à l’arrivée de votre yacht. Canal M2 (80) sera habitée 0700-2300 quotidienne: Appel signer St Peter Port Marina.

Traitement des ordures Poubelles et centres de recyclage sont prévus à proximité toutes les passerelles de marina. NE PAS JETER des ordures dans le port ou les laisser sur les pontons: en plus d’être désagréable, c’est aussi une infraction.

Racon Beacon Le Phare Platte Fougère (position 49˚ 30.88’N, 02˚ 29.1’W) signal d’identiﬁcation «P».

Assurance

Victoria Marina WiFi

Tous les navires doivent détenir un tiers indemnité d’assurance minimum de £1,000,000. L’assurance médicale est fortement recommandé à Guernesey. Des frais s’appliqueront pour le transport en ambulance.

C’est un service gratuit pour les yachts; Veuille communiquer avec le personnel de la marina pour les détails de connexion.

Numéros de téléphone utiles Equipements radio

Bureau de capitainerie

01481 720229

Guernesey Coastguard fournit une couverture d’urgence en cas de besoin et assure une veille de 24 heures sur le canal VHF 16. VHF D / F paliers peuvent également être fournis sur les canaux VHF 16 ou 67 (après l’appel initial sur 16). La position aérienne à des ﬁns D / F est 49˚ 26.27’N, 02˚ 35.77’W. La fréquence normale de travail de Guernesey Coastguard est le canal VHF 20 (d’appel direct). Le numéro de téléphone de Guernesey Coastguard est le canal VHF de travail de 01481 720672. Port de contrôle est de 12; cela devrait être surveillé par les marins entrant /

Marina Bureau

01481 725987

Douanes et de l’Immigration

01481 741400

Guernesey Coastguard

01481 720672

Services d’urgence (police, pompiers, ambulance) 999 www.guernseyharbours.gov.gg

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St Peter Port Avec ses rues pavées et l’esplanade pittoresque du port de plaisance, il est facile de voir pourquoi St Peter Port est considérée comme l’une plus jolies villes portuaires d’Europe. La capitale de Guernesey a été un port très actif depuis l’époque romaine. Castle Cornet a monté la garde sur la ville depuis 800 ans. N’étant plus coupé par la marée, il offre désormais un cadre spectaculaire de la ville ainsi que des productions de mis en scène de théâtre et des événements musicaux. La pièce maîtresse de St Peter Port est sa belle église, qui est censée être l’église la plus proche d’un pub de toutes les îles britanniques. Si vous voulez en savoir plus sur l’histoire de l’île, visitez la tapisserie de Guernesey à la Galerie de la salle de concert St James, se promener dans les magnifiques jardins de Candie ou explorer Hauteville House, la maison à l’écrivain français Victor Hugo. Si vous préférez prenez le temps d’explorer les boutiques shopping, puis asseyez-vous et détendez-vous avec un café ou quelque chose à manger et regarder le monde passer. Le bailliage de Guernesey a vraiment quelque chose pour tout le monde quand il s’agit de nourriture et de boisson. Les Islanders sont passionnés par leur nourriture et ce n’est pas difficile de voir pourquoi - riche en ingrédients naturels à la fois de la mer et de la terre, à Guernesey, et sa nourriture, a une saveur unique. Que ce soit le fish and chips en regardant le coucher de soleil sur la côte ouest, les repas al fresco dans un café Parisienne de style, un déjeuner de pub ou un thé cosy, un snack de plage de kiosque ou la gastronomie, Guernesey est prête à servir quand il s’agit de manger à l’extérieur. La capitale St Peter Port a un grand choix de restaurants avec une saveur internationale et des bars animés pour s’imprégner de l’atmosphère. Tout au long de l’année, le calendrier est rempli

d’événements alimentaires et festivals alimentaires, y compris le légendaire Tennerfest en l’automne. La bonne nourriture ne s’arrête pas à Guernesey cependant, un court voyage dans l’une de nos îles sœurs de Herm, Sercq et Aurigny ne manquera pas de ravir les sens. Des marchés de producteurs local au spectacles d’été, festivals et carnavals alimentaires de la ville, Guernesey est prêt à vous divertir. Concerts et des productions en plein air utilisent les meilleurs endroits à la fois avec Candie Gardens et le château Cornet offrant une atmosphère unique et des décors à couper le souffle. Semaines du festival Floral de Guernesey et les deux semaines de marche au printemps et en automne offrent aux visiteurs une autre façon d’ explorer l’île à pied avec l’aide d’un guide. Il y a des marches hebdomadaires et des randonnées rurales, spectacles et festivals d’été de nourriture, mais pour une vraie journée venez le 9 mai à Guernesey et ayez l’expérience du Jour de la Libération. Chaque année, le 9 mai, l’île célèbre sa liberté le jour de la Libération et en 2015 il commémore le 70e anniversaire avec un programme d’événements à travers l’île. La position géographique exceptionnelle des îles met en scène un patrimoine fascinant. Avec des preuves datant du néolithique, l’île a joué un rôle clé dans les batailles entre le Royaume-Uni et la France ainsi comme étant un port important pour les importations internationales dans le Royaume-Uni. Guernesey a une histoire à raconter autour de chaque coin, en bas de chaque ruelle et niché dans ses forts et châteaux, ruines et tombes anciennes. Une grande partie de l’histoire de l’île est dit dans nos musées et il y a des panneaux d’information à de nombreux sites du patrimoine à travers l’île. La culture de Guernesey a été moulé et taillé au fil des siècles et adaptée pour s’adapter à la vie moderne. Visible de la côte de l’Europe, ses influences anglofrançaise sont encore visibles des noms locaux à des noms de route et même notre langue locale, D’Gernesiais.

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Situé à l’extrémité de la jetée Albert à l’entrée vers le large jusqu’au Victoria Marina, le personnel de bureau sont très heureux de répondre à toutes vos questions et sont sur place pour vous fournir des informations touristiques.

The shop, operating on two ﬂoors, has an extensive array of traditional gifts, sweets and souvenirs. One room has been laid out as a Victorian period parlour and is a taster of what can be viewed at the National Trust’s Folk & Costume Museum at Saumarez Park.

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earliest remaining complete building within the town’s medieval boundaries. The exquisite 18th Century house has been restored by the National Trust of Guernsey as a Victorian shop and parlour.

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Les banques sont situés le long de la rue principale et la plupart sont équipées d’un bureau de change. Le Centre d’information touristique a également un bureau de change à des taux compétitifs.

boutiques locales de haute qualité disponible dans une sélection de points de vente. Comme beaucoup d’autres choses sur l’île, le shopping est plein de surprises, sans stress et tous ensemble dans un environnement pittoresque.

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Guernesey a un journal local - Guernesey presse - qui sera en vente en milieu de matinée. Les journaux nationaux arrivent sur les premiers vols du matin et sont disponibles auprès des marchands de journaux et les supermarchés vers huit heures, le temps le permet. Journaux européens Continental populaires sont également disponibles dans les kiosques choisis sur le quai, dans la High Street et à Le Pollet.

Les pharmacies de Guernesey ne sont pas ouvertes le dimanche; si vous avez besoin d’une pharmarcie ou toute information médicale veuillez appelez l’hôpital Princess Elizabeth sur 01481 725241.

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Chandlers et mécaniciens de la marine Les commerçants marins sont principalement situés autour des ports de plaisance sur le château Emplacement et au port de St Sampson. Vériﬁez pages 26-30 pour plus de détails. Shopping Pour une si petite île, Guernesey jouit d’un large éventail de boutiques, dont la plupart peuvent être trouvées le long des rues pavées de St Peter Port à seulement quelques pas du port. C’est une zone de shopping hors TVA donc les équipements électronique et de photographie, les bijoux et parfums peuvent tous être trouvés à des prix compcétitifs. Des noms bien connus de la “hight Street” avec de grandes marques côtoient les

Se déplacer Conduire à Guernesey est un peu différent que n’importe où dans le monde, avec plus de 100 miles de ruelles tortueuses et les règles de circulation uniques. Le système “Filter in Turn” passer à tour de rôle est marqué sur la route par des lignes jaunes croisées et les conducteurs doivent passer tour à tour. La limite de vitesse est de 35 mph sur les routes rurales, 25 mph et 15 mph dans les zones bâties le long de Green Lanes et Ruette Tranquilles. Voitures de location sont disponibles et il y a un service de bus extentif. Le terminus de bus se trouve à l’extrémité sud de la ville, à proximité de la marina et des restaurants et boutiques de St Peter Port. D’autres détails de routes et des services de bus sont disponibles à partir du terminus de bus ou le Centre d’information touristique ou tél: 01481 700456. Location de vélos est disponible à L’extérieur de Guernesey www.guernseycyclehire.com ou tél: 07781 103 692.

Guernesey est l’endroit idéal de départ pour explorer les îles du Bailliage voisins et au-delà. Que vous soyez à la recherche d’une promenade le long d’une plage déserte ou un coin tranquille pour lire votre livre, une journée d’action remplie, un peu de shopping ou une chance d’explorer un château. Sark Sans circulation, avec de superbes vues sur le littoral et un intérieur rural pittoresque, les 600 résidents de Sark se déplacent en vélo à cheval ou en calèche, ce qui a donne un effet dramatique sur le rythme de la vie.

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Un séjour sur Sark est vraiment comme remonter dans le temps. alors que Sark a conservé une atmosphère plus calme, de nombreux hôtels de l’île ont introduit une sensation de luxe plus moderne. L’île est devenue de plus en plus auto-sufﬁsante et les résidents de Sark produirsent toute une série de produits locaux. Ce ne est pas limité à la fraîcheur des fruits et légumes, l’île a sa propre boulangerie et, entre autres marchandises, produit son propre lait, son beurre et le chocolat de luxe. Les résidents élèvent également boeufs et porcs

Truly invigorating sailing, a secure mooring in the harbour and time to explore the island. Enjoy VAT-free goods and duty-free diesel

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qui sont très recherchés en raison de leur goût fabuleux. Bien sûr, l’île est également célèbre pour ses fruits de mer incroyable, avec les coquilles saint Jacques et les homards pêchés et servis tous les jours pendant la haute saison.

Blanche, le seul hôtel de l’île, qui n’a pas de téléphone, pas de television et pas d’orlorge dans ses chambres. Les cafés de plage sont également ouverts pendant les mois d’été pour collations et sandwichs.

Sark est divisée en deux îles - l’île principale, qui est un peu plus de deux miles carrés, et Little Sark au sud, à laquelle on accède par Le Coupée. Services de ravitaillement et d’eau sont disponibles et les magasins de l’île livreront les produits d’épicerie que vous achetez jusqu’à votre bateau.

Contactez Herm sur 01481 750000 ou visitez www.herm.com

Contactez Sark tourisme sur 832345 ou visitez le site Sark ofﬁcielle www.sark.co.uk.

Herm Herm Island est un havre de paix dans un monde de plus en plus frénétique. Avec ses jardins primés et où s’étendent à couper le soufﬂe les plages de sable blanc, il est facile de comprendre pourquoi à première vue de nombreux visiteurs tombent amoureux de cette petite île à formes parfaite. Ce paradis de plages tranquilles facile d’accès par les Guernesais et les tous les touristes est un endroit privilègié, en particulier pendant la saison d’été. Herm sans voiture est juste un mile et demi de long et un demi-mile de large et la côte offre des plages immaculées et des vues spectaculaires depuis les falaises du sud chemins bordés de haies de ﬂeurs sauvages. Les plages de la côte Est de Shell et de Belvoir sont où les souvenirs d’enfance se font. Le sable blanc et l’eau bleue propre sont parfaits pour le jeu et la natation, mais il est préférable de tremper un orteil pour tester la température de l’eau, plutôt que de plonger - les eaux peuvent être clair, mais sont aussi froide. Prenez un verre ou un repas au bar Mermaid Tavern, un déjeuner dans la cour du ’Ship Inn ou, pour un déjeuner plus formel, L’Hôtel La Maison

Alderney La plus septentrionale des îles du Bailliage, Aurigny est un paradis pour les amoureux de la nature. A trois miles de long par une miles et demi de large, elle est la plus proche de France de toutes les îles et a une communauté permanente d’environ 2400. L’île est petite, détendue et amicale et possède sa propre identité distincte. En voiture les passagers n’ont pas à porter une ceinture de sécurité et il y a une boîte de tricots à moitiés ﬁnis dans une boîte à l’aéroport au cas où vous seriez retardé par le mauvais temps. les vacances à Alderney vous permettent de découvrir une île riche en histoire ancienne et variée, une grande variété de la ﬂore et de la faune, de belles plages et un mode de vie enviable. C’est un paradis pour les amoureux de la nature avec une combinaison de beaux paysages et une faune abondante. La rue pavée haute de St Anne avec des boutiques originales de cadeaux et d’antiquités ainsi qu’un bureau de poste, banque, hôtels et restaurants. Braye plage et le port sont protégés par la plus longue digue du RoyaumeUni, et la côte environnante est ponctuée d’imposants forts de l’époque romaine à l’occupation allemande de la première partie des années 1940.

Contactez Visitez Alderney sur 01481 822811 ou aller à www.visitalderney.com

Stay in touch! St Peter Port is one of the ﬁnest natural anchorages in the Channel Islands.

• VAT free area • Competitive charges • 400 visitors’ berths • 24hr marina supervision • Good positioning for early and late season cruising Stay 3 nights, get the 4th for free* 50% discount to Bicnic, Carteret and Dielette mooring holders* 50% discount for Jersey mooring holders** 25% discount for organised rallies and races outside July and August. Live aboard rate of 50% off published rates from 15 September to 14 May for those wishing to stay for periods of one month or more (maximum 3 months in any 12 month period). Over wintering rate of £5.28 per square foot per annum, pro rata, per month from 15 September to 14 May for unattended boats. Contact us: Tel: 01481 720229 Email: guernsey.harbour@gov.gg www.guernseyharbours.gov.gg * Excluding June, July & August ** Between 1 October and 31 March

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