• Saint Andrew - St Andrews, situated on Scotland’s east coast, is celebrated for its rich history, magnificent medieval architecture, and the esteemed University of St Andrews, established in 1413. Known globally as the “Home of Golf,” it features the Old Course, deeply rooted in the sport’s history. The town is adorned with charming cobbled streets, picturesque beaches, and notable landmarks like St Andrews Cathedral and St Andrews Castle. It stands as a center of academic excellence, cultural heritage, and natural beauty.
• The Little Chapel - The Little Chapel, found on Guernsey in the Channel Islands, is a delightful and distinctive structure famed for its whimsical design. Constructed in the early 20th century by Brother Déodat, a monk, it ranks among the world’s smallest chapels. The chapel is adorned with vibrant mosaics crafted from broken china and seashells, giving it a unique, fairy-tale charm. Its intricate, compact design and tranquil ambiance make it a favored destination for visitors.
• Pleinmont Observation Tower - Pleinmont is a picturesque headland on Guernsey’s westernmost point, offering breathtaking views of the coastline and the English Channel. Renowned for its rugged beauty, it is a favored spot for walking, featuring dramatic cliffs, coastal paths, and diverse wildlife. Pleinmont also holds historical importance, housing various wartime structures, including a former German observation tower and World War II bunkers. The area’s natural and historical attractions make it an intriguing and serene place to explore.
• Guernsey Pearl - The Guernsey Pearl Café is a charming dining venue located at the Guernsey Pearl shop, which specializes in locally sourced pearls and jewelry. Nestled on the island’s scenic west coast, the café provides a cozy and inviting atmosphere, ideal for enjoying a meal while admiring the stunning countryside views. Guests can savor a variety of delectable dishes, from fresh seafood to homemade cakes, accompanied by a selection of teas and coffees. It’s an excellent spot to unwind after browsing the shop or exploring the nearby coastline.

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

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities
• Entrance fees not mentioned

Begin your journey from the bus terminal located in the center of St Peter Port and accompany your driver-guide on a picturesque tour through St Martins and St Andrews. Visit the Little Chapel, Pleinmont Point, and the Guernsey Pearl. Depart from Stand A at the Bus Terminal in the heart of St Peter Port, conveniently located just 5 minutes from the arrival tendering point. Accompany your driver-guide on a scenic drive through St Martins and St Andrews. Visit the Little Chapel, which was originally constructed in 1914 and is renowned for being one of the smallest chapels in the world, beautifully adorned with broken china, shells, and pebbles. The Little Chapel is featured in the book “The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society,” which inspired the recent film of the same name. Proceed to Pleinmont Point to enjoy breathtaking views of the south coast and explore the restored German gun battery. Take a break for refreshments at the Guernsey Pearl.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.