Guernsey Attractions
Guernsey (pop. 55,500) is only about half the size of Jersey but even more densely populated. The cliffs on the south coast rise to 270ft/82.5m, from where the land falls gradually away towards the north. The island's numerous restaurants, with a reputation for delectable cuisine from across Europe, have earned Guernsey the nickname "Gourmet Island".
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South Coast Caves
The south coast is interesting and attractive, with cliffs and caves. The largest of the caves is Creux Mahie, 200ft/61m long.
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Martello Towers
On the east coast of Guernsey are a number of Martello towers as well as the ruined Vale Castle, the early Norman Vale Church, and a large passage grave.
