St Martin, GuernseyAI generated

St Martin

Guernsey · Guernsey · 70 m

Short description of St Martin

St Martin is the parish along Guernsey's south east cliffs, where a continuous footpath runs high above bays that can only be reached down steep valleys and long flights of steps. Moulin Huet, painted repeatedly by Renoir, Saints Bay and Petit Bôt lie below headlands topped with German gun positions from the occupation. Jerbourg Point marks the southern corner of the island and looks across to Herm, Sark and the French coast. Inland, Sausmarez Manor stands in grounds of subtropical planting and sculpture, and the German Occupation Museum keeps the everyday objects of the war years.

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Recommended length of stay

Minimum1 day
Optimal1 day
Maximum2 days

Travel seasons at a glance

Best time to visit: May – September

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All highlights and sightsBeta

  1. South coast cliff path
  2. Moulin Huet Bay, painted by Renoir
  3. German Occupation Museum
  4. Jerbourg Point and the Pea Stacks
  5. Petit Bôt Bay and its mill valley
  6. Sausmarez Manor and its sculpture park
  7. Saints Bay harbour
  8. Icart Point headland
  9. La Gran'mère du Chimquière standing stone
  10. Hedged water lanes of the parish
  11. Cliff top gun emplacements

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