Petit Bot Bay on a crisp May day - visit by car or by walking from the bus route.  This is a south-facing sheltered bay, simply lovely for swimming, paddling, snorkelling or exploring rock pools.  This is also part of the south coast cliff walk route.  There is a lovely cafe serving Spanish-style dishes so you can choose to while away the time by enjoying a picnic on the beach or a paella and a jug of sangria.
Pembroke Bay, in the north of the island, is a vast expanse of sand when the tide is out, but ideal for swimming and for wind-surfing at most tide levels.  A designated area is set aside for the watersports so no need for the swimmers to worry.  Close by is the common, which contains the island's main golf course.  There is also a lovely Thai massage and beauty treatment salon which is literally a stone's throw from the beach.
	Hill Crest Cottage's garden and conversation pit with the ongoing view of the road and the sea beyond.
Shell Beach - one of Herm's spectacular beaches, taken from the cliff walk between Belvoir Bay and Shell Beach - the far side of Herm.
	A west coast sunset taken from Cobo Beach - close to the best Fish and Chip shop on the island.  Eat your supper while sitting on the sea wall watching the sun go down - this is what the locals do.
Rainbow over St Peter Port - taken from the Crown Pier early in the morning.
	A view of Guernsey taken from the summit of the hill in Herm, close to St Tugual's chapel.
Pembroke Bay - looking towards L'Ancresse.
	Saints Bay from the cliff path.
Beach Art on Petit Port Beach.
	Cobwebs on thistles in Herm.
Sunrise behind Castle Cornet - early in the morning.
	Sunrise over Sark from Belle Greve Bay.
An evening view of Cobo and Grandes Rocques taken from Le Guet.
	Crabby Jacks Restaurant on the west coast - the start of the 2008 Bubblegum Bangers Rally to raise funds for the Mines Awareness Trust.
The valley leading from the top of the hill in Sark down to the harbour.
	Another West Coast sunset.