Small but very interesting and well laid out. Well worth the £5 entry fee.

Interesting small museum (20 to 30 mins max) about local shipwrecks, of which there are many. There is no access for people who cannot navigate stairs, especially going down to the lower level. This museum is covered by the Discovery pass (£24 as of 1st May 2026). The chap at the gate was friendly and welcoming. There are great views looking out to sea.

This is part of the Discovery Program so entry is frictionless. Interesting information about the maritime history of the West Coast. Showcases the work of local divers who have salvaged items from the many wrecks around the island.

It's a small site with a compact museum documenting the many shipwrecks that have taken place in the vicinty. Worth a visit combined with the remains of a Roman vessel on display at the Guernsey Pearl cafe. This is the place to park for the fort.

A nice museum that shows all the shipwrecks around the island. It is £5 to go in or if you have a discovery pass then you can use that. Worth the money and across the road is a place for tea/coffee and something tho eat. Plus guernsey. Pearl a gift shop. Also while we was there a handover got stuck in the sea and had to be rescued