A 20-minute boat ride from Guernsey, the island of Herm offers a preserved natural landscape. Escape will be there between dunes, beaches, coves and cliffs. Little frequented and without the presence of cars, the island seems out of time.
It is the smallest of the Channel Islands accessible to visitors. Close to Guernsey, it has an area of 2,5 km² with a resident population of around 60 inhabitants.
Herm is the place to stay for a relaxing vacation. The island is ideal for families and those who want to “get away from it all”. Once on this paradise island, you can enjoy the beautiful beaches. No cars, no crowds so definitely no stress!
GOOD TO KNOW
Herm is steeped in history and mystery, it is made up of beautiful beaches where the woolly mammoth roamed millions of years ago, Neolithic settlements have been discovered and recent excavations have revealed evidence of a prehistoric beach. It's where smugglers landed with their wares hundreds of years ago, where pirates were hung to warn others, and where Prussian princesses strolled in regal beauty.
