Guernsey Things to do

[Piers]

Hi, were you on the Princess in the outer corner of Beaucette? We arrived last Sunday - directly from our home port in Dover on the Broom 450.

We were on the Princess behind you in Beaucette - are you still there and how is the weather

Erm - slightly lost - who's talking to whom?

 

[ebbanflo]

Sorry for the confusion!
We arrived on Sunday 14th and were berthed in front of a Princess, who turned out to be admillington - apologies for not getting to meet you. You departed just before the low swept in, and nothing moved again until yesterday evening when a couple of yachts arrived.
I haven't seen Play d'eau this year in Beaucette.
I would agree with all the previous recommendations as to what to do on Guernsey and suggest a 'Puffin' card for the buses. £15 buys you a card preloaded with 26 trips, so it's less than 60p a ride, whether it's one stop or all the way round the island. Take the bus 91 or 92 for a trip all the way round. It is a great way of establishing your bearings, and you can then choose where to go back to for a longer stay.
The weather this week is looking good so we will probably head of to Dartmouth/Torquay/Weymouth in the next couple of days.

 

[Piers]

Play d'eau's been in the marina all year! She's at the bottom of the main walkway and to the left, just past the two new cabins.

See you next time.

 

[admillington]

Sorry for the confusion!
We arrived on Sunday 14th and were berthed in front of a Princess, who turned out to be admillington - apologies for not getting to meet you. You departed just before the low swept in, and nothing moved again until yesterday evening when a couple of yachts arrived.
I haven't seen Play d'eau this year in Beaucette.
I would agree with all the previous recommendations as to what to do on Guernsey and suggest a 'Puffin' card for the buses. £15 buys you a card preloaded with 26 trips, so it's less than 60p a ride, whether it's one stop or all the way round the island. Take the bus 91 or 92 for a trip all the way round. It is a great way of establishing your bearings, and you can then choose where to go back to for a longer stay.
The weather this week is looking good so we will probably head of to Dartmouth/Torquay/Weymouth in the next couple of days.

I had to get back to work so we were watching the weather hence the reason we left - the sea was flat all the way across - visibility was interesting at times.

Sorry we didn't meet up.

Have a good crossing.


Andrew