With no crowds, no queues and no traffic jams our small island is often described as the ‘hidden gem of the Channel Islands’ and offers a warm, peaceful and relaxing escape for you to enjoy. …

A stone's throw away from the French coastline, Alderney has many routes by air and sea from the UK, France and our neighbouring Channel Islands.

From an award winning museum to the Channel Islands only working railway, a Roman fort, incredible lighthouse and imposing WWII observation tower Alderney has a wealth of …

Alderney is the closest of all the Channel Islands to the UK and just 8 miles off the coast of Normandy. Whether you choose to fly to the island or travel here by sea your journey is all part …

Fantastic wildlife and heritage, stunning cliffs, sparkling seas, coastal caves and crystal clear waters - there’s always plenty of things to see and do in Alderney.

Explore Alderney. Loading... Braye. Braye beach, only a few minutes from the town and harbour it is one of the island’s most po... Show on map >> Saye. The beach is easily accessible via a …

Enjoy a guided tour by foot, on wheels or in a boat during your stay on the island and let a local show you around the Alderney they know and love.

Choose your own island experience. Browse Alderney hotels, self-catering, holiday cottages and camping accommodation, there’s something for everyone!

Die Insel Alderney ist eine wahre Schatzenkiste voller Naturschönheiten, abwechslungsreichen wilden Landschaften und historisch bedeutungsvollen Stätten, die darauf warten, entdeckt zu …

Alderney’s Roman archaeology appears to be completely unique in the Channel Islands. It includes the best-preserved small Roman fort in Western Europe, which dates back to the 4th …