Little Russell
Little Russell is a channel that divides the islands of Guernsey and Herm. Ferries coming to Guernsey pass through it and it’s frequently used as a stopping point for cruise liners when visiting the island. When the sea is particularly rough, ferries are sometimes held in Little Russell until it is safe to enter that harbour at St Peter Port.
Little Russell is the body of water over which the annual air display takes place. You can cross it in around 15 minutes in a small boat.
Great Russell sits between Herm and Sark.
Little Russell in context
Little Russell in brief
A narrow stretch of water separating Guernsey and Herm. Crossing it from one island to the other takes around 15 minutes on a small passenger ferry.
See also...
The beach and harbour where Ollie keeps his boat
Marina in north of the island
Historic earth circle
Common and bay at the north of the island
Fortification above St Peter Port
FREE Guernsey newsletter
Don't miss our weekly update on Guernsey's fascinating history. We promise never to sell your data to anyone else, and there's a super-easy unsubscribe link on the bottom of each email so you can leave whenever you want.