St. Peter Port, nestled on the English Channel's island of Guernsey just off the French coast, exudes a unique and captivating charm. The town, home to 16,000 residents, boasts cobblestone streets that invite leisurely strolls and offer delightful views of the picturesque marina. St. Peter Port entices visitors with its vibrant shopping scene, encompassing local wares, antique shops, restaurants, and cafes. Beyond its commercial energy, the town and the island at large are steeped in an intriguing historical and cultural heritage, shaped significantly by their geographical position between England and France.

Worth seeing
La Vallette Underground Military Museum: This military museum serves as a poignant reminder of Guernsey's history during the German occupation in World War II. Exploring its exhibits provides insights into the island's wartime experiences and the resilience of its people.

Marina and Cobblestone Streets: The town's yacht harbor and its cobbled streets form a charming tapestry that reflects the maritime spirit and historic character of St. Peter Port. A walk through these streets immerses you in the town's inviting ambiance.

Currency
Guernsey Pound (GGP). British Pound (GBP) is also widely accepted.