ALDERNEY ACCOMMODATION
3 Venelle des Gaudions,
St Anne,
Alderney,
Channel Islands
GY9 3TW

Photo: Longis Bay

NB: Please note that Alderney is a short hop by scheduled airline from either Southampton, or Bournemouth.

01481 823332

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Braye Bay and Fort Tourgis (left), and Fort Clonque (right).

34 High Street (right),
and Watershed Cottage (left).

Alderney, the 'Jewel in the Crown' of the Channel Islands and only a short hop from the UK, offers a beautiful environment for those wishing for an unspoilt location and the need to 'chill out'. You do not need a car - you can walk or cycle everywhere, or use the local taxis. Alderney provides safe, sandy beaches for swimming; stunning views; a unique environment; rare flora and fauna; bracing fresh air and a very relaxing atmosphere - the Island of Alderney is the perfect setting for a self-catering Island holiday.

• We offer a wide range of self-catering accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets. Please visit the properties pages on our website.
• To make a booking, request a brochure, or simply to find out more, please contact Chris at Alderney Accommodation on 01481 823332.

Photo on right:
The glee of pure white sand.

Alderney is a very special place, often described as magical. Those who are regular visitors have already discovered the many special attributes that go together to make up this most desirable holiday venue. Alderney's heritage is partly French - road names such as Venelle des Gaudions, La Val and Le Huret being just some of many, with local names such as Audoire, Dupont, and Gaudion showing the origins of some of the families.  

• We always welcome young families who come just to enjoy the good, old-fashioned 'bucket-and-spade' holiday, especially as Alderney is one of the few places left where children can enjoy themselves as we used to do, way back when...
• Whilst the youngsters are making the sandcastles and hunting in the abundant rock pools, adults find that the peace and seclusion of the beaches develops a tranquillity unknown in most holiday destinations.
• Alderney's historical origins start from the Iron Age, through the Romans and then Napoleonic era forts, samples of Festung Europa from WWII and up to the present, offering the visitor an unusual glimpse into a time-capsule that progress has left largely untouched.

Perhaps you might visit someday soon and see whether you, too, will fall under Alderney's spell?

Remember, it's only a short trip from the UK via either Aurigny (Southampton Airport), or Blue Islands (Bournemouth International), or via Guernsey for departure points from further afield - travel details on our web pages.

Photos below:
Fort Houmet Herbe (left), the Garden Rocks gannet colony (right)