Channel Islands
Mouisonniere Beach
Mouisonniere Beach is at the northern tip of Herm, a 2 km³ small island off Guernsey. Herm like Guernsey has cliffs in the south and flat sandy beaches in the north. It's just a 20 minute boat trip from Guernsey and can be leasurely explored on foot (cars and bicycles are forbidden).
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herm
www.lonelyplanet.com/united-kingdom/travel-tips-and-articles/alderney-sark-and-herm-exploring-the-lesser-known-channel-islands
Shell Beach
At the beach kiosk on car free Herm Island, sheltered from the wind by walls and NZ flax. Sark Island can be seen in the background.
HWW!
Rosaire Landing
At low tide Herm Harbour falls dry and the ferry departs from Rosaire steps.
The ferry
Trident catamaran arriving at Rosaire landing (see inset photo).
www.traveltrident.com
Sark Lighthouse
Built in 1913, Sark Lighthouse stands on Point Robert with its light 65m above sealevel. Sark is a rocky island with no proper natural harbour, passenger boats use tiny Maseline harbour with its rock tunnel leading to the road/path up Harbour Hill.
www.trinityhouse.co.uk/lighthouses-and-lightvessels/sark-lighthouse
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leuchtturm_von_Sark
Maseline harbour is just visible to the left:
Creux Harbour
The end of the breakwater at Creux Harbour, Island of Sark
HFF everybody!
Window in the Rock
The famous "Window in the Rock" was cut in the 19th century to faciliate the hauling up of vraic (seaweed) from Port du Moulin, a pebble beach accessible only for a few hours between tides via steep steps. The rock stacks of Les Autelets are home to seabirds like guillemots.
Stocks Lane
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