A small sandy harbour on the eastern shore of Le Grand Havre, with a stone jetty and a children’s playground immediately behind the beach.
These predictions use St Peter Port, Guernsey’s standard reference port. Local timing and conditions at Les Amarreurs can vary slightly with weather and coastal geography. Times are shown in local Guernsey time.
Beta feature. These pier, slip and pool swim windows are new and still being fine-tuned from predicted tide levels — this is not a sea-safety assessment. If a time looks wrong for a spot you know well, please get in touch.
Les Amarreurs is a small harbour and anchorage on the eastern side of Le Grand Havre, with a sandy beach, moored boats and a low stone jetty. A children’s playground, seasonal kiosk, public toilets and free parking sit directly behind the beach, making it a convenient family stop. The playground includes swings, slides, climbing equipment, roundabouts and a sandpit, although access across sand and grass includes some steep slopes.
The anchorage is popular for swimming and snorkelling in settled conditions. Small boats share the water, so swimmers and snorkellers should remain visible and stay clear of craft approaching the jetty or beach. A steep concrete path leads from the car park to the beach; its cobbled edges are uneven and there is no handrail, so the natural beach is not wheelchair-accessible.
At lower water, more sand, shale and rocky harbour foreshore are exposed. As the tide rises, the anchorage fills and the sea moves closer to the jetty and upper beach. On larger tides, parts of the low jetty and harbour edge may be covered or overtopped. Do not assume the water is deep or clear enough for jumping based on the tide time or predicted height alone. Check the actual water, submerged stonework, boats, swimmers and your exit route each time.
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Swimming. Sea swimming carries risks: currents, waves, rocks, submerged structures, boats and cold water. This page is for planning and does not confirm conditions are safe. Do not assume the beach is lifeguarded.
Facilities. Facilities and café opening hours change seasonally. Check directly before making a journey specifically to use them.
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