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The Nao Victoria, a replica of the first ship to circumnavigate the world in the 16th century, will be docked in St Peter Port and opening its decks to the public on select dates between Monday 7th and Sunday 20th September.

The total number of visitors to Guernsey (excluding yacht and cruise ship passengers) during Q2 2026 reached 81,681 according to the latest quarterly Travel and Visitor Accommodation Bulletin. This compares with 82,226 in the same period in 2019, meaning a difference of approximately 500 visitors since before the pandemic.

Castle Cornet’s popular medieval day Fete d’Etai returns for another year.

Inspired by the local arts scene, Guernsey Arts are proud to be launching a new initiative designed to get locals and visitors engaging with the environment entitled “Art en Plein Air”.

The creation of a Victor Hugo Centre in the heart of Town has moved one step closer to becoming a reality.

Guernsey Dairy celebrates 75 years of local dairy, local farmers and local food.

7,633 passengers travelled using the Heathrow route in May, taking the total to 9,675 passengers since the launch of the service in April.

A new Blue Plaque will be unveiled later this month to honour Amelia Le Pelley, the first woman to practise medicine in Guernsey.

The Committee for Economic Development has agreed to provide a £75,000 grant to Islands Unlimited, with the aim of supporting inter-island travel this summer season.

From May to autumn, visitors and locals alike can enjoy a varied calendar of festivals, open-air concerts, cultural celebrations and outdoor activities across the islands of Guernsey.

As of 23 April 2026, the Islands of Guernsey will implement a mandatory Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for non-visa-required nationals travelling directly from outside the Common Travel Area.

On and after 23rd April 2026 an Electronic Travel Authorisation will become a requirement for non-visa nationals travelling from outside the Common Travel Area direct to the Bailiwick of Guernsey.