Blue Islands

Time is precious, right? And when popping away for a quick weekend break, who wants to use up the minutes sitting on the train getting to your final destination.

Tourists from Holland and Switzerland will have direct access to the Channel Islands this summer as Blue Islands has been chosen as the preferred airline partner.

Just 11 minutes by train from Bristol and 90 from Southampton is one of Britain’s most famous cities and a world heritage spa city. Where? Well, Bath of course.

With a huge choice of flights to Southampton from Guernsey and Jersey, Hampshire is easy to get to and full of family fun, from theme parks and zoos to stunning nature and historic cities.

Blue Islands' Guernsey to Cardiff has launched for summer 2018, fly direct to the Welsh capital every Tuesday and Saturday until 1 September 2018.

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Last year local airline Blue Islands helped Guernsey-hockey talent Morgan Clayton try and achieve his dreams of playing for England by providing free baggage for his hockey goalkeeper kit.

Local airline Blue Islands teamed up with the Youth Commission for Guernsey and Alderney’s Bounce Group to provide a fun-packed day-trip to Jersey for 10 children.

A new travel partnership saw families across the Channel Islands enjoy a hassle-free half-term after Guernsey-based specialist tour operator Allez Ski joined with local airline Blue Islands.

“When a man is bored of London, he is bored of life”. And in 2018 London is ensuring no one utters that sentence by opening only the best venues, and holding only the biggest events.

“Edgy, creative Bristol is aiming for another label in 2018: cultural powerhouse,” so say the NYT. So let’s have a look at what’s going on. Great things to do in Bristol during 2018...

New Year, same destination? Not in Guernsey. A whole new type of experience will throw open its doors in January – and then quickly lock behind.