Scilly isle

The Isles of Scilly are today the most fortunate of all the Islands around Britain's coasts, with clean seas and beaches, excellent accommodation and climate and unique fauna all year long. Paradise for all under water “safaris “with a lot of old and new ship wrecks

Jersey

A small island in the English Channel which has given its name to: as jumper, a breed of cows, a potato, a lily and even an American state. Home for the French writer Victor Hugo and the English novelist George Eliot. In the 20’s and the 30’s this island was chosen by UK couples as their "honeymoon island". In the 1980’s the island was utilized as background for the TV detective series "BERGERAC". Many other TV series used this place as scenery and a lot of films have been made about World War 2 and the German occupation of the isles
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Gurernsey/Alderney/Sark&Herm/Jethou

The four Channel Islands cast a special magic over me. Every time I land in these places they have a special charm that the visitor carries away to another world back in time. More than just passive rocks standing out of a featureless sea, these islands have a strong magic power and few people are not moved by the experience

Alderney and Sark are very special and hold within a very important part of history. The Germans tried to turn these islands into a jumping hub to occupy England, but in the end, the great invasion didn’t take place. We are left with a lot of monuments that impede us forgetting the past

 Sark is a unique place without motorcars, which are forbidden on the island. The bridge between Sark and little - Sark was built by forced labor from Europe by the Germans

ORKNEY

An archipelagos of 70 islands of which only 20 are presently inhabited. The total population of the islands was 23,000 inhabitants effective 1993. Although these islands are under the English Laws, they have their autonomy and home ruling. They have their own airline - Logan Air - that is operated under the British Airways group. Orkney
was also important base for the Royal Navy during World War two. The visitor can find a very large variety of flora & fauna. that is very unique to this place. The cliffs of Orkney are one of the most important areas in the whole of the northern globe and in the North Atlantic area. Nearly a million seabirds reach the island in their migratory journey every year .The same goes for the sea inhabitants. You can find dolphins, 10 species of whales, otters, grey seals, lobsters, shrimps, calamari and others. The Orkney Sole is internationally famous together with other sea delicacies