St Peter Port is the harbour town and capital of Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Most ships anchor offshore and tender passengers, a ride of about 8 minutes, to Albert Pier, while smaller ships can come alongside. More about Guernsey (St Peter Port) →
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Cruise passengers land at Albert Pier in St Peter Port, the capital of Guernsey. Larger ships anchor offshore and tender passengers to the pier; smaller ships can berth alongside.
0.6 km · ~7 min by car
About 550 m on foot via North Esplanade.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The High Street is about a 4-minute walk from Albert Pier, and the town bus terminus is next to the pier. Distances and times are approximate.
1 terminal
Landing for tenders and passengers, with a welcome team; excursions leave from the pier, the town bus terminus is next to it and the High Street is a 4-minute walk. Visitor information centre in Market Place; taxi stand off the Weighbridge roundabout.
Meal prices are approximate typical ranges in St Peter Port.
Cafes and brasseries in the old town.
Harbour-front restaurants and pubs.
Restaurants on the piers, by the cruise landing.
St Peter Port is the harbour town and capital of Guernsey in the Channel Islands. Most ships anchor offshore and tender passengers, a ride of about 8 minutes, to Albert Pier, while smaller ships can come alongside. The pier has a welcome team and the town bus terminus, and the High Street is a 4-minute walk away. Castle Cornet and Hauteville House are within walking distance, and ferries run to Herm and Sark.
A castle guarding St Peter Port harbour, about 13 minutes on foot from Albert Pier along Castle Pier.
Victor Hugo's home in exile, about 8 minutes on foot from the pier.
A tiny chapel decorated with shells and broken china, about 12 minutes by taxi or bus from town. Entry is free.
Neighbouring islands, 20 minutes (Herm) and 30 to 50 minutes (Sark) by ferry from St Peter Port.