Top Things to do in Alderney
Top Hotels in Alderney
Top 7 Free Things to do in Alderney, Channel Islands
Discover the best top things to do in Alderney, United Kingdom including Saye Beach, Alderney Coastal Path, St. Anne's Church, The Odeon, Longis Beach, Corblets Beach, The Cambridge Battery.
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1. Saye Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By ScotonAlderney - St Anne, United Kingdom
An amazing evening spent on the beach in mid April. Nobody around. The tide was half out and we walked alone across the white sand. Quiet, secluded and breathless sunset. Well worth a visit when on island and it is timeless. Do come and sea.
2. Alderney Coastal Path
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By smart900 - St Peter Port, United Kingdom
A well signposted and beautiful walk with a range of terrains, outlooks and viewpoints. Lots of history to delve into. Wouldn’t be suitable for those with mobility issues though.
3. St. Anne's Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Consecrated in 1850 and built to the design of Sir George Gilbert Scott, this church is one of the finest examples of Victorian architecture in the Channel Islands.
Reviewed By jonathanwK493OH - Plymouth, United Kingdom
All that has been written already about St. Anne's Church is accurate; a gorgeous building, internally and externally, and a well kept churchyard containing the grave of John Arlott, the wonderful cricket commentator whose voice evokes, for me anyway, the long hot summer of 1976 when I was a teenager whose only interest was opening the bowling for England...Ian Botham visited the island many times, and occasionally still pops down to the grave to open a bottle of red wine with him!
4. The Odeon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Daenelle - Oxford, United Kingdom
This eerie tower feels like a venue for dungeons and dragons, but it also gives you a terrifying insight into what it must have been like for the German soldiers stuck out on this Little Rock in the Channel, behind 6ft thick concrete walls waiting for the bombs to start falling. And just what fierce feats of construction the poor prisoners had to perform in their sad time there. Do go - it will make you think about war, the passage of time and human frailty. And it’s super dark and scary.
