Nothing beats a bite to eat after enjoying one of the wonderful activities Guernsey’s coastline has to offer.
Scenic views combined with tasty treats is the winning formula for our popular beach kiosks and we’ve picked some of our favourites.
Jerbourg Kiosk
Located at Jerbourg Point on the south coast, Jerbourg Kiosk offers delicious refreshments alongside stunning views. Overlooking the other Bailiwick Islands, on a clear day you may even be lucky enough to spot France in the distance.
A popular location for cliff walkers, there is an abundance of sea birds and wildlife in the area. We recommend tackling the walking route from Fermain Bay to Jerbourg Point and rewarding yourself with the speciality “Jerburger” - a cheese and bacon burger.
Saint's Bay Kiosk
A tranquil spot that serves traditional homemade cakes, toasted sandwiches, tea and coffee. The kiosk overlooks Saint’s Bay, a sandy cove considered a hidden gem on the Island. Priding itself on being “worth the walk”, Saints Bay Kiosk offers a warm welcome and peaceful location for a slice of cake and a cup of tea.
Richmond Beach Kiosk
You'll find Richmond Beach Kiosk on the West Coast (at one end of the popular Vazon Bay). Unlike some, this kiosk is open all year round and offers an extensive menu with something to please everyone. For a classic local experience, be sure to try the Guernsey speciality “bean jar” followed by a scoop of Guernsey ice cream produced from our world-famous cows.
Portelet Kiosk
Overlooking Portelet harbour, Portelet kiosk is the perfect pitstop for coffee and cake while watching the fishing boats come by. This kiosk is another popular refreshment break for walkers who have visited the nearby Table Des Pions (the fairy ring made infamous in Guernsey folklore) and ramblers exploring Pezeries Fort, which can be reach from a pathway behind the beach.
