Channel Island
Off-pitch activites:
Off the field, the Channel Islands offer plenty to keep groups entertained. Vibrant harbor towns like St. Helier and St. Peter Port serve as hubs where students and athletes can explore local shops, cafés, and lively waterfronts.
When not playing sports feel free to explore the Islands attractions like the 800-year-old Castle Cornet and the picturesque beaches. Add a brilliant hit of history alongside spectacular backdrops for great team photos!
Easy logistics and acommodation:
Accommodation options for sports groups are practical and well geared for teams, with reliable catering, group-friendly layouts, and communal spaces for meetings, video reviews, or social time.
The logisitcs are easygoing including; short flights, easy transfers in The Channel Islands and the conveniecne of having everything within a short radius!
Local Languages: English, French
Currency: British Pound Sterling
Time Difference: 0 Hours (Same as the UK)
Flight Time: 45- 60 minutes
What our customers say about us
"Excellent experience."
“It was my first time in Barbados and for me, it was a fantastic tour from start to finish! Superbly organised by Don Topley and his team, it provided the right balance between the cricket, organised events, socialising and personal relaxation time. Don's intimate knowledge of the island was a real plus with his island tour being an excellent experience. Well done Smile Group Travel!”
"I look forward to using Smile on future tours"
"I can’t speak highly enough of Graeme and the Smile team. Their knowledge of Barbados is second to none and ground handler John was fantastic during our tour. I look forward to using Smile on future tours. Many thanks."
"Many thanks to Smile for giving the boys their first opportunity at recognising what is involved in a rugby tour!"
"The boys had two great fixtures against tough opposition. They were hosted in true Irish style! The hotel was perfect for what the boys needed, we were very well looked after. Many thanks to Smile for giving the boys their first opportunity at recognising what is involved in a rugby tour!"
