• Jerbourg Point - Jerbourg is a breathtaking cliff-top spot on Guernsey’s southeast coast, providing spectacular views of the Channel Islands and France on clear days. Featured in The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, it is where characters like Dawsey, Amelia, and Isola “resided.” The area is celebrated for its charming meadows, lanes, and historic farmhouses, as well as its ties to real-life wartime events. A walk to the viewpoint offers visitors a chance to appreciate the island’s beauty and history.
• The Little Chapel - The Little Chapel on Guernsey is a charming and distinctive site, famous for its detailed mosaic design and serene, picturesque setting. A visit usually takes about 30 minutes, making it an ideal spot to explore its beauty and history. Here’s what you can do during your 30-minute sightseeing visit:
  What to Do During Your 30-Minute Visit:
  Admire the Architecture and Mosaics (15-20 minutes): The Little Chapel is celebrated for its mosaic-covered exterior. The chapel’s walls and roof are adorned with colorful pebbles, broken pottery, and seashells, creating a captivating, almost fairy-tale-like appearance.
  Spend time admiring the artwork and the detailed craftsmanship of the mosaics, which were created by various artists over the years. The chapel is small but filled with intricate designs that are delightful to behold.
• Guernsey Pearl - Enjoy a Refreshing Drink (10-15 minutes): Take a moment to order a coffee, tea, or cold beverage, depending on your preference. The café also offers a selection of cakes and pastries. Relax with a hot drink and a light snack while enjoying the tranquil atmosphere of the café.

Relax and People-Watch (10-15 minutes): Guernsey Pearl Cafe provides a serene, comfortable space where you can sit and enjoy the surrounding views. The outdoor seating area allows you to take in the natural beauty of Guernsey, making it a perfect opportunity to simply relax and people-watch while enjoying the peaceful environment.
Explore the Shop (Optional): After your break, you might want to explore the Guernsey Pearl shop nearby. The shop sells local pearl jewelry, as well as other items and gifts. If you have a little extra time after your coffee, it’s a lovely place to browse for unique souvenirs or gifts.

• St Peters Port Harbour - St. Peter Port Harbour is the lively center of St. Peter Port, the capital of Guernsey. This charming harbor offers scenic views of the marina, surrounding islands, and the coastline. Historically significant, it played a crucial role during the German occupation of Guernsey in World War II. The harbor is also the site of a tragic bombing incident, resulting in the deaths of 34 civilians. Today, it is a vibrant area with shops, cafes, and historic buildings, offering a blend of beauty, history, and local culture.
• Liberation Monument - The Liberation Monument in St. Peter Port, Guernsey, was established in 1995 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the island’s liberation from German occupation during World War II. The monument honors the resilience and bravery of the island’s residents during the occupation. It stands as a symbol of freedom and marks a significant historical moment for the island, providing visitors an opportunity to reflect on the impact of the war and the liberation. The site is a key point of interest and is located near the Liberation Monument Coach Bay in St. Peter Port.

• Scenic drive through St Martins, St Andrews, and the west coast
• Visit to The Little Chapel
• Refreshment stop at Guernsey Pearl
• Driver-guide

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Entrance fees not mentioned

Explore the settings from the acclaimed novel, “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society,” authored by Mary Ann Shaffer and her niece, Annie Burrows.

Begin your journey at Stand A and head towards Jerbourg. This southeast cliff-top location is where many scenes from the book take place. Discover where Dawsey, Amelia, and Isola “resided,” along with the lanes, meadows, and farmhouses where the vibrant characters lived their lives. Stroll to the viewpoint for breathtaking views of the other Channel Islands and France on a clear day, where Elizabeth encountered her German lover Christian and observed the German warplanes flying over to bomb London. Along the way to various sites, the driver guide will share inspiring real-life stories of heroism, resilience, and determination demonstrated by the people of Guernsey during the lengthy German occupation.

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