In the WOII also Guernsey was occupied by the Germans. The occupiers have build a fortress around Guernsey that time. Everywhere around the Island you can find the remains of this fortress like Fort Hommet and the Martello Towers. In the gallery you'll find a few pictures of this fortress.

In the morning it was high-tide at the lighthouse at the Corbière point. Later that day it became low-tide. At low tide you can see the brick road which leads you to the light house. Take a look in the gallery for the images.

The Corbière point is marked by its beautiful white lighthouse. This lighthouse is situated at an Island you can only reach at low tide. This is a beautiful subject to take pictures of. We have visited this lighthouse in the early morning. The tide was rough and it was high tide which left us with some very nice dynamic pictures. Take a look in the gallery for the images.

Le don Hilton also called 'La Caumine à Marie Best' or 'the white cottage' is a prominent building at St. Ouen’s Bay. This guard house dated from 1665 is totaly made of bricks and is subject of "The National Trust for Jersey". This house is used as a landmark for sailors because of its white color. This was a subject we certainly needed to take pictures of. Take a look in the gallery for the images.