Q How do I get to Guernsey?
A Check out the latest travel offers on the official VisitGuernsey (Guernsey Tourist Board) website visitguernsey.com
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Q I am only coming for a few days what should I not miss?
A Do not leave Guernsey without seeing Victor Hugo’s house, The Little Chapel, Castle Cornet and a visit to the traffic free islands of Sark and Herm, they are only a short boat trip away. If you have time, take a walking tour of St Peter Port.
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Q How do I book a transfer and/or tour?
A Easy. Just give us a call on 01481 700066 or fax on 01481 716661 or E-mail us at info@intransitlimited.com. Include your name, number of passengers, flight/boat details and your tour requirements and we will do the rest.
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Q I have a football team coming over. Can you provide us with transport around the island while we are there?
A Sure. We have special rates for transfers within the island. If you want transport to and from your hotel for an evening out we can provide that. To and from sports venues is no problem either.
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Q How about changing money?
A Coming from the UK you don’t have to. The official currency is sterling and we produce our own banknotes, which circulate alongside UK ones. Changing foreign currency is easy at any bank or bureau de change. Guernsey notes and coinage are not accepted in UK or continental outlets but banks will change them.
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Q What’s the weather like then?
A Guernsey enjoys a temperate climate with more than 2,000 hours of sunshine a year. It is milder in winter than the UK and a few degrees warmer in the summer. Be prepared for the odd shower though!
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Q When is the best time to come?
A Guernsey is open all year round but the main season starts at Easter (March/April) and runs through until October. The warmest time is generally July and August but it is also busier then. For lovers of nature and birdwatching Spring can be the best time as flowers bloom and the island looks lush from its annual winter dousing of rain.
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