From guided tours and walking festivals to gastro and floral events and from sporting fixtures to WWII Occupation and historic landmarks, here’s why The Islands of Guernsey, Herm, Alderney, Sark and Lihou are a serious contender for your group travel programme.

With no exchange rates to worry about, no passport required only photo ID (from the UK), the five Islands of Guernsey are a high quality, good value destination with an abundance of attractions, restaurants and hotels that cater for small, medium or larger groups.

Our Group Travel Guide can help organise your trip and tick all your group’s requirements. Perfect for research and planning you’ll find information on getting to Guernsey, group transport and tour providers, alongside links to accommodation, attractions and incoming tour operators.

Group Accommodation

With so much to discover across the Islands of Guernsey, we know how important it is to have a comfortable place to unwind. Our Group Travel Guide offers a full overview of accommodation options, but here are a few highlights to help start your search:

Camp de Rêves Glamping

Whether you're organising a group stay, school visit or team getaway, Camp de Rêves offers a variety of options for group bookings. 

The overall site capacity is 50 for double and single occupancy, or 38 for single occupancy.

Accommodation type	Double/single occupancy	Single occupancy
5 Safari Tents	30	25
3 Shepherd Huts	6	3
2 Ranger Tents	14	10
Total capacity	50	38

 

Detailed information can be found on Camp de Rêves group stay brochure here.

Les Maingys Hostel and Camping

Les Maingys offers accommodation for all occasions and budgets, catering for groups of any size with tailored activity programmes. The campsite, set in the heart of the Guernsey countryside, includes a ready-made standing camp with cooking tent and a sheltered campfire area, available year-round.

For larger groups, the fully furnished farmhouse sleeps up to 32 guests and features a central dining room, sitting room, and a spacious commercial kitchen.

To find out more, visit the Les Maingys website.

Need more inspiration for your trip?

Visitor Guides and Walking Maps can be sent to group organisers. Once you arrive, copies of literature for the group can also be arranged and delivered to you at your chosen accommodation. Or you can download the VisitGuernsey Walking App.

Our team can also offer advice to help you produce a tailored itinerary to suit specific requirements. We’re here to assist group planners with their research, please contact us for welcome packs and brochures for your groups.

Sport in Guernsey

Guernsey is home to a wealth of sporting talent, from tennis player Heather Watson to racing driver Andy Priaulx and footballer Maya Le Tissier to indoor bowls player Alison Merrien. Our Islands have a vast, year round sporting calendar, perfect for team or solo competitions. Want to find out more about bringing your players over? Contact the Guernsey Sports Commission.