Cheap flights from Guernsey with Loganair. starting at
Popular flight deals from Guernsey
flight_takeoff
flight_land
Guernsey (GCI)to
Edinburgh (EDI)Depart: 17 Nov 2024
From
£165*
Seen: 12 hrs ago
One-way
/
Economy
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking.
Popular Flight Deals from Guernsey
flight_takeoff
flight_land
£
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 48hrs and may no longer be available at time of booking.
Terms & Conditions
- Offer is only available on flights booked from Kirkwall, Sumburgh, Stornoway, Barra, Tiree, Campbeltown, Islay, Benbecula and the Isle of Man.
- Book between 4-10 November, inclusive
- Travel between 11 November - 19 December
- Additional bag will be automatically applied to your booking following purchase
- Bookings must be made at Loganair.co.uk, via the Loganair app or by calling the Loganair Customer Help Centre
- Offer subject to availability
- Exclusions apply.
- Offer cannot be applied retrospectively to existing bookings or Clan Reward Flights
- Aircraft weight restrictions on the day of flight may result in the delayed carriage of additional bag
- Due to weight restrictions on Twin Otter aircraft, baggage (including additional) will limited to a maximum total of 20 kgs during this promotion
- Excludes Orkney Inter-Isle services
- Only available on Loganair-operated routes
- Excludes interline and codeshare airline partner bookings
- Additional 15kg hold luggage upgrade, in addition to the standard 15kg hold luggage allowance, for those purchasing a “fly” ticket only
- Offer not included in Fly Flex and Fly Flex + bookings - Standard luggage allowances remain unchanged for Fly Flex and Fly Flex + customers
- Clan Point redemption reward flights not included
- Offer cannot be applied retrospectively – applies to bookings made during the promotional period only
- Max weight for a single suitcase cannot exceed 25 kg
- Additional 15kg from the promotion must be carried in a second suitcase
- Any additional weight in a single suitcase exceeding 15kg may be subject to charges at baggage drop
- Changes made to your booking post-promotional period may result in loss of additional baggage allowance
- Loganair reserves the right to end this promotion at any time before 10 November
- Not eligible for larger group booking requests
- Fares are non-refundable
- Availability may become more limited towards the end of the promotional period
- Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers
Travel from Guernsey
Continental vibe close to home
It feels like France, even the Med, with cliffs toppling into the sea and sandy beaches, but Guernsey is part of the British Isles alright – the afternoon teas give the game away.
Pretty St Peter’s Port with its lanes and steep cobbled streets, pleasant harbour and eye-catching skyline spires is the island’s main town and has capital attractions to match. Here are shops, restaurants and cafes, along with a bustling central market and historic buildings such as Old Government House overlooking the town. Keep an eye out for circles carved into old doorways – they ward off witches, it’s said.
The 800-year-old harbour...
... fort of Castle Cornet is always worth a visit, as is Hauteville House, the lavishly appointed former home of French literary giant Victor Hugo. If museums are your thing, catch the Underground Military Museum at La Vallette and step back to the days of the German Occupation.
Explore beyond town to the Bluebell Woods – readily walked from St Peter’s Port. Visit the remarkable Little Chapel in Les Vauxbelets, created with mosaics of broken china. Take a ferry to nearby Herm for its beaches, bays and gardens or pop over to traffic-free Sark, and cycle around or lord it in horse and carriage.
There’s no lack of outdoor pursuits in Guernsey: go surfing, golfing, biking, hiking … or just laze on a beach or soak up a Summer Sunday concert in Candie Gardens. Beautiful Cobo Bay beach resort is ideal for families. Fly to Guernsey and another world.
Hauteville House
Hauteville House is a house in St Peter Port where Les Misérables author Victor Hugo lived during his exile from France. In 1927 Hugo's descendants Jeanne, Jean, Marguerite and François donated the house to the City of Paris.[1] It currently houses an honorary consul to the French embassy in London and a Victor Hugo museum. The house and garden are both open to the public.
Guernsey Floral Festival
Guernsey produces the largest number of clematis variety in the world and has a fantastic range of flora, including orchid fields and bluebell woods. A variety of festivals is held each year to celebrate the local plant life, but the best of the lot is the annual Guernsey Floral Festival in June, when the island is in full bloom and there is a month of talks, garden visits and guided walks.