Fermain Tower

Fermain Tower is the perfect romantic getaway, entrenched by an impressive history and even more impressive coastal views. Originally a lookout and barracks for soldiers, this 18th Century watchtower has been cleverly renovated - combining its natural stone wall beauty with imaginative interior design. Head up the array of staircases and ladders to the stunning viewing deck, where you’ll be rewarded with views out over Fermain Bay - one of Guernsey’s prettiest coves. Surrender to this tower’s undeniable charm and you’ll be rewarded with some truly unforgettable memories.

Head up the steps into the tower to discover a small but perfectly formed kitchen and dining area. There’s plenty of ingenious design to ensure you have everything you need - from the flip down chairs and table, to the innovative staircase storage and shelving. It packs a rather big punch in such a small space. Once you’re done exploring the clever storage solutions, look down to reveal the secret trap door that leads down to the wet room in the lower level. With illuminated ladder-style steps, this sleek and modern bathroom will be an unexpected surprise. With a beautifully curved, large walk-in shower and floor to ceiling tiling, it’s a rather luxurious affair.

Up on the first floor is the serene cabin bedroom, complete with natural ply units, Orla Keily linen, and pretty finishing touches. The painted white stone walls add to the simple romance and beauty of this comfy space. And, in the day, the bed folds up to a handy sofa - giving you a little more room to stretch out.

For those wanting to get the best of the views, there’s a pull down step-ladder that takes you up on to the viewing deck. From here you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views over the bay. Perfect for breathing in some fresh sea air - or perhaps a bit of late night stargazing.

Fermain Tower is the perfect location to unwind, with fabulous walks over the nearby cliff paths, swimming in the sea or simply taking some time out on the glorious beach. So, there’s no need to go far to completely unwind. For those wanting to explore a bit more, you’d be hard pushed to find somewhere as charming as St Peter Port with its narrow streets and natural harbour. There’s plenty to see - from the venelles (tiny passageways), to art galleries, museums and a fabulous dining scene.