When you think of a Wyoming road trip, you probably think of Western Wyoming. And that’s for good reason, since almost all of Northwest Wyoming is National Park Service territory, most notably Yell...

When you think Wyoming, you probably think about the likes of the dramatic and beautiful Grand Tetons and Yellowstone National Park, both located in the northwest corner of the state. However, oppo...

Guernsey has a diverse range of festivals and events, from regattas and concerts to floral shows and guided walks. Most take place in summer between May and September, and include the must-see St P...

If you’re familiar with the unpredictable, often grey UK weather, you may be pleasantly surprised with Guernsey as it has a better climate on account of its more southerly setting. It also feels th...

Guernsey has seen a fair amount of upheaval over the years and evidence of the Dukedom of Normandy, Napoleonic wars, and WWII still remains. There is influence from both Britain and France in the l...

Visitors from the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and many other countries, as well as the EU do not need a visa to enter the Channel Islands (or the UK). The UK Border Agency website, http://w...

Language Though the Channel Islands are closer to the French coast than England, English is the main language of the islands. You may, however, hear the local Guernésiais tongue among locals, a Nor...

Guernsey Airport The revamped Guernsey Airport is a useful facility, receiving a decent range of flights from around Europe, as well as from other Channel Islands. It is located a few miles to the ...

Guernsey Taxis and Car Rental Guernsey taxis are registered and metered, with several companies providing transport around the capital and island. You can find them at taxi stands in St Peter Port ...

The shopping isn’t particularly great on Guernsey, and although the island is lauded for its VAT-free status, a local tax is imposed on certain goods. Some luxury items may be cheaper than within t...