Things to do in Alderney

There are clubs on Alderney for almost anything you can think of. For a full list and all the relelvant contact details pick up a copy of the Alderney Journal or
Alderney Press, both fortnightly magazines which can be purchased from Le Cocqs Stores, Jeans Stores, the Post Office or the newsagents.

There are lots of ways to spend your time on the island whether you prefer just being lazy and taking in the scenery or getting out there being an adrenalin junkie...

Walking
Fishing
Birdwatching
Cycling
Golf
Tennis
Cricket
Rifle or Clay Pigeon shooting
Surfing
Kayaking
Swimming
Boat Trips
Beachcombing

Wildlife Trust Activities
The Alderney Wildlife Trust organises a variety of events for you to take part in, eg., guided tours of St Anne, bat walks, educational lectures and many more. See their website for more information or Tel 822935.

Alderney Railway Society
Alderney boasts the only train in the Channel Islands and a pretty unique on it is too - two london underground carriages pulled by 'Elizabeth' a diesel locomotive. Trains run from Braye opposite the Moorings, to Mannez Quarry most Saturdays and Sunays through the summer with extras running on Bank Holidays and throughout Alderney Week.

Lighthouse Tours
Usually run on weekends from May to September. For opening times and further information Tel: 823077.

Alderney Museum
A record of Alderney's fascinating history is on display at the museum. For further information Tel: 823222.

Beaches
Alderney has a variety of stunning beaches, all of which have beautiful clear water and most have soft white sand. Bathing is very safe for children, apart from Platte Saline which has a strong undertow and is therefore not a swimming beach. Dogs are not allowed on the main beaches from 1 June to 15 September.