Guernsey Beaches

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South Coast

South facing beautiful sandy bay at low tide and popular with locals but only reached down 272 steps on the 300ft cliff face. Parking, cafe and toilets at the top near Jerbourg monument.

South facing lovely cove bay, but with limited sand. Renoir painted 15 pictures from here in 1883 and understandably so. Access is via a path from the car park. Cafe and public toilets a short walk up the path.

South facing, fisherman's bay and harbour with good access. It is ideal for children who like exploring around rocks. Buffet and public toilets plus on road parking.

Le Jaonnet Bay, St Martin

A rocky cove and with access only by way of ladder. Those who visit the bay think it is worthwhile for the isolation. No public facilities.

South facing sandy cove bay at low tide with good access and a waterfall. The high cliffs shelter the bay from north winds. Cafe and public toilets plus on road parking. Dogs are banned from the beach between 1st May and 30th September.