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Welcome to Herm

Herm Island is 3 miles from the coast of Guernsey and measures just a mile and a half long and half a mile wide. Herm is the perfect place to stay for a truly relaxing island holiday and is ideal for families and anyone wanting to "get away from it all". Once on our paradise island enjoy our beautiful unspoilt beaches and safe, clean pollution-free environment. There are no cars, no crowds and definitely no stress.

You can visit Herm for the day or, better still, choose to stay on the Island where we can offer a variety of accommodation designed to suit all tastes. You could opt to stay in one of our comfortable self catering cottages, allowing you to sample island life while still giving you the freedom to come and go as you please. You could choose to be pampered at The White House Hotel, the only hotel on the Island, where there are no telephones, televisions or clocks.

Enjoy well-appointed bedrooms, an excellent restaurant and outstanding sea views. Alternatively you can camp on Herm Island in one of our modern, well-equipped family size tents or choose to pitch your own tent. Our campsite boasts glorious views across to Sark and the French coast.

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Blogs

James, Fiona, Brandon & Emy move to Herm

by: herm
posted: 30/07/2010 07:31:38
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When The Pimblett family moved to France it meant that a vacancy for a builder on Herm arose.  James, Fiona, Brandon (4) and Emy (2) Hastings applied for the post and were the family to be chosen to move here.  Brandon spent the last few weeks of term at school but is now enjoying being at home with his sister for the summer holidays.  Meanwhile James can be seen around the island doing a variety of building jobs. 

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Hay making on Herm

by: herm
posted: 26/07/2010 07:28:50
Hay bales on Herm.  Photo taken from the field known as Frying Pan.  It was busy day on Herm so two Tridents were in to take visitors back to Guernsey.

It’s several years since hay has been made using the Herm fields but Herm management were happy to come help out a Guernsey farmer by offering the island fields.  Rainfall levels in the Bailiwick of Guernsey during April and May were very low so there isn’t a lot of grass available on Guernsey for the farmers to turn into hay.  Using the Herm fields isn’t straightforward as three pieces of equipment had to be brought over on the Herm Sea Horse!

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Herm football fun

by: herm
posted: 23/07/2010 15:04:35
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Every Tuesday Herm residents and staff have been gathering to play some friendly football matches.  Despite the rain starting half-way through last weeks play they continued and fun was had by all.  I think there are always a few sore muscles on a Wednesday morning!

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