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	Port Control Registration Guernsey Harbours
		Speed limits from four to six knots, as shown on the plan of the Pool and Marinas, are in force in St Peter Port Harbour.
		Any animal on board any such vessel in harbour in the Bailiwick or at anchor or moored in the territorial waters adjacent thereto must remain securely confined with an enclosed part of the vessel from which it cannot escape.
		Port Control's working channel is VHF 12; this channel should be monitored by mariners entering/exiting St Peter Port to be aware of any impending commercial movements and is not to be used for berthing information and general inquiries.
	www.guernseyharbours.gov.gg /port_control.htm (0 words)

	St Peter Port Harbour Guernsey
		The Roman Harbour of Saint Peter Port, Guernsey
		The St Peter Port anchorage is sheltered from the prevailing westerly winds and the approach was defined by prominent landmarks and sheltered by other smaller islands opposite the harbour.
		The area of the harbour is bounded on the north and south by fresh water streams and a sandy area formed a long strand below a cliff which rose quite steeply behind.
	www2.rgzm.de /Navis2/Harbours/Guernsey/SPP-home.htm (0 words)

	GYC Online
		Speed limits from four to six knots are in force in St. Peter Port harbour.
		Please do not: throw rubbish into the harbour or leave it on the pontoons, as well as being unpleasant it is also an offence in law.
		A radio beacon in position (South) Breakwater Lighthouse, St. Peter Port (49ø 27.37'N 02ø 31.37'W) is continuous on a frequency of 304.5 KHz., Identification signal 'GY', range 10 miles.
	www.guernsey.net /~gyc/harbourfacilities.html (0 words)

	Guernsey History
		Several excavations in St Peter Port prior to rebuilding works in the late twentieth-century have confirmed that the Romans used the island as a trading base from around 56 AD and probably stayed here for around 250 years.
		A third century shipwreck discovered in the mouth of St Peter Port harbour 1n 1982 is known to be the Roman ship "Asterix"and is now on display in Castle Cornet.
		Christianity was established in Guernsey in the 3rd and 4th centuries and St Sampson later established a church in the island.
	www.islandlife.org /history_gsy.htm (0 words)

	channel4.com - Wreck Detectives - text only
		Nestled in the Gulf of St Malo, Guernsey is a perfect safe haven from Atlantic storms to the east and south.
		But until the discovery of the wrecks in St Peter Port harbour its significance in the medieval period had been overlooked by historians and archaeologists.
		The harbour at St Peter Port, on the east side of the island, is further protected by the islands of Herm and Sark to the east and from western storms by the island mass itself.
	www.channel4.com /science/microsites/W/wreck_detectives_2003/the_wrecks/st_peter_port/history_t.html (0 words)

	Tourist Information on St Peter Port Guernsey
		St Peter Port, Guernsey's main town, is built into a steep valley leading down to the harbour, with spectacular views across to Alderney and the other islands.
		St Peter Port has been rated amongst the 50 most historic towns in England and Wales.
		Several guided walking tours of St Peter Port begin at the Tourist Information Bureau during the summer months.
	www.touruk.co.uk /guernsey/guernsey_st_peter_port.htm (0 words)

	This is Guernsey - Millennium Tapestry
		At the top is the Bronze Age dolmen at Le Catioroc, St Saviour's, which was built as a tomb between 3000 and 2000 BC.
		Next to him is St Tugual, who is believed to have visited the islands in about 540AD.
		The boat is a reconstruction of a Roman trading vessel found on the seabed at the entrance to St Peter Port Harbour.
	www.thisisguernsey.com /tapestry/stmartins.html (0 words)

	SeaGuernsey - Ports
		The development of St Peter Port Harbour has run parallel to the development of the economy of the island.
		To the north, St Sampson's harbour was the thriving centre of the island's granite export business in the 19 th century.
		La Maseline Jetty is the main deep-water harbour and the adjacent Creux Harbour is smaller and sheltered and dries out completely at low water.
	www.seaguernsey.com /heritage/ports.aspx (0 words)

	Southampton Archaeology - CMA - Guernsey - Discovery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		It had become exposed due to progressive erosion caused by the increased volume of shipping traffic into the harbour as well as an increase in the mean size of vessels (Rule 1993:6).
		In the final underwater phase of the 'Asterix' project, a survey of the seabed in the vicinity of the wreck was conducted in order to locate any structural elements that had become detached and carried away by propeller wash from the ferries.
		The situation is becoming reminiscent of the medieval harbour at Kalmar, which when drained in the 1930s revealed the remains of 20-25 vessels (Åkerlund 1951).
	cma.soton.ac.uk /Research/Guernsey/discovery.htm (0 words)

	States of Guernsey: Taxi Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The tariff will also depend on how many passengers are to be carried, and a small charge is made for extra baggage.
		In the event that there are no taxi's available at the Harbour, a free phone is available within the terminal building to call taxis from the Weighbridge taxi rank, just a couple of minutes away.
		Taxi operators are licensed by the Environment Department and must abide by the conditions of their road service licence.
	www.gov.gg /ccm/navigation/travel-transport/public-transport/taxi-services (0 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The broad outline for the Rally is that, timed to coincide with the 2006 Sea Guernsey regatta and Sea Food Festival, St Peter Port will be a meeting place where Moody owners are free to come and go as they please.
		There will be plenty of activities organised as part of the local festivities, so apart from cockpit parties and probably a beach barbeque we have no plans to organise any formal event of our own.
		Last Night of the Proms broadcast across the harbour on a big screen and live music aboard boats in the marina, culminating in a firework display.
	www.moodyowners.org.uk /21st_Birthday/Regatta.htm (0 words)

	Archives & Museum Informatics: MW99 - Papers
		St Peter Port harbour is a very busy place and diving there is normally impractical (if not actually prohibited) due to the volume of traffic.
		But Richard is also involved in local underwater archaeology and, on that particular day in 1982, he noticed the timbers of a substantial vessel protruding from the sediment, right in the mouth of the modern harbour.
		Further, the local authorities were about to dredge the harbour and its entrance, which would certainly have destroyed the wreck forever.
	www.archimuse.com /mw99/papers/howell/howell.html (0 words)

	Amazon.com: The growth of St. Peter Port Harbour: Books: Eric W Sharp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The growth of St. Peter Port Harbour (Unknown Binding)
		Peter Alumni — Find lost friends and old flames.
		St Peter Port Hotels — Finding a Hotel in St Peter Port is not hard.
	www.amazon.com /growth-St-Peter-Port-Harbour/dp/B0007JS650 (0 words)

	Channel4.com - Wreck Detectives - The wrecks - St Peter Port wrecks - Introduction
		In the entrance to St Peter Port in Guernsey lie the earliest wooden wrecks ever found in British waters.
		But the spinning propellers of ferries that uncovered these medieval treasures are now threatening to destroy them with their constant passage into the Channel Island port.
		The investigation in Guernsey had difficulties as the team competed with the ferries for the use of the harbour entrance.
	www.channel4.com /science/microsites/W/wreck_detectives_2003/the_wrecks/st_peter_port (0 words)

	Harbour Lights - Town Centre Partnership (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		We have taken on the responsibility for the fairy lights provided along the harbour in St Peter Port.
		It is not certain that these will be provided in 2004.
		The lights will be switched on from Liberation Day 9th may at 8 pm until midnight and thereafter every evening until 1st October.
	www.towncentrepartnership.com /currentprojects/harbourlights.htm (0 words)

	Sea Guernsey 2005
		St Peter Port Harbour provides the maritime arena for this annual carnival.
		The boats hail from French ports such as Dieppe and La Rochelle and range from seven to 15 metres.
		The fleet races to St Peter Port where it stops to relax and enjoy the town, creating a wonderful sight in the marina, before setting sail for Perros Guirec.
	www.seaguernsey.com /events/default.aspx (0 words)

	Travel and tourist information guide to Herm Island in the Channel Islands
		The service operates hourly in summer from 8.30am to 5pm (later in high season) departing from St Peter Port on Guernsey.
		By Sea to Guernsey: Regular ferries operate from Weymouth, Poole, Jersey and St Malo to Guernsey, St Peter Port harbour.
		Recommended transfer from Guernsey Airport to the Herm Trident Catamaran ferry at St Peter Port harbour is by taxi.
	www.breakswithtradition.com /areas/islandescapes/hermisland/hermisland.htm (0 words)

	Herm Island - Trident Ferry
		The Herm Trident Ferry sails daily from the St Peter Port Harbour.
		There is a link on the right showing a map of the harbour area.
		If you are travelling to Herm Island on the 08:30 boat please be aware that the Trident Kiosk does not open until 09:00.
	www.herm-island.com /daytrips/Trident-Ferry/default.aspx (0 words)

	La Fregate Hotel & Restaurant
		La Frégate Hotel combines the charm and character of an 18th Century Manor House with the amenities of a modern boutique hotel and offers the highest standards of cuisine and service on the Island of Guernsey.
		La Frégate is an ideal location for both business and leisure travellers and enjoys a superb elevated position; eleven of our thirteen bedrooms have spectacular views over St. Peter Port harbour and neighbouring islands of Sark, Herm, Jethou and Jersey.
		The hotel is set in its own private grounds with charming secluded gardens and is only two minutes walk from the town centre shops and the heart of Guernsey’s renowned financial services sector.
	www.lafregatehotel.com (0 words)

	St. Peter Port - Guernsey - Europe for Visitors
		The town of St. Peter Port is both the capital and the main port for Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
		During our visit in August, the small harbor and its marinas were filled with pleasure craft, fishing boats, a lifeboat, a seagoing ambulance, and excursion boats.
		Several ferry lines provide service to England and France, with other ferries connecting Guernsey to the nearby islands of Jersey, Alderney, Herm, and Sark.
	europeforvisitors.com /cruises/reviews/port-of-st-peter-port.htm (0 words)

	Special Webcam/Cam and Web Site Directory: United Kingdom Webcams/Cams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Spectacular hourly webcam view from the 518 foot tall Blackpool Tower overlooking the Blackpool coast and Blackpool Pleasure Beach in Lancashire, England.
		Picturesque BBC 360 degree virtual tour from the top of The Spinnaker Tower overlooking Portsmouth Harbour and the surrounding area.
		Picturesque camera view overlooking St. Peter Port Harbour from the island of Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
	hometown.aol.com /slbucksbaum/specialsites/international/europe/unitedkingdom (0 words)

	St Peter on TV - Live TV Schedules, St Peter Coverage and TV Channel Guide
		St Peter on TV - Full Listings of TV shows featuring St Peter this week.
		Peter, MN 1st PERIOD Play-by-Play (Page 1) HOME TEAM: Gustavus Adolphus...
		Being an English teacher and having the Pope as a next-door neighbour for four years have prepared Fr John Cross for his latest appointment at St Peter's...
	www.awns.com /tv/st-peter-on-tv.html (0 words)

	January
		Held in and around St Peter Port Harbour this annual carnival is enjoyed by hundreds of locals and visitors alike and has a variety of traditional events such as the Ladies Dinghy Race, Men's Tug of War, Manpowered Flight and Tombola.
		Events include music and street entertainment, which take over the quayside of St Peter Port with fun for all, with a firework display to end the Carnival week.
		To be held at the Rovers Cricket Ground at Port Soif, with England and Essex player Peter Such.
	www.islandlife.org /whats_on_gsy2.htm (0 words)

	BBC NEWS \| World \| Europe \| Guernsey \| Granite benches for harbour area
		The benches are on the Crown Pier Arm in St Peter Port, which previously had no public seating.
		It is part of a project by the Town Centre Partnership, which has already put 11 benches in place along the harbour's Careening Hard Walkway.
		The partnership said the areas are popular with the public, particularly during fine weather.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/europe/guernsey/5001020.stm (0 words)

	Noonsite: St Peter Port (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		One of the port launches normally meets arriving yachts and directs them to a berth.
		A red light on the pier at the port entrance indicates large vessels are under way, and only boats of 15 m (49 ft) or less may enter or exit if keeping clear of the main fairways.
		All arriving vessels must clear in at the main harbour in St Peter Port before proceeding to one of the marinas.
	www.noonsite.com /Countries/ChannelIslands/StPeterPort (0 words)

	The Terrace with views of the Channel Islands and St. Peter Port Guernsey. The Duke of Richmond Hotel Guernsey.
		The Terrace with views of the Channel Islands and St. Peter Port Guernsey.
		The Terrace provides stunning views over a tree covered valley to St. Peter Port harbour and the distant Channel Islands.
		All rights reserved The Duke of Richmond Town Hotel St. Peter Port Guernsey.
	www.dukeofrichmond.com /Terrace.html (0 words)

	States of Guernsey: Sea Fisheries: Best practice Codes and Guernsey Fresh Catch Consultation
		In 2001 following representations from industry regarding a lack of accessible ice facilities at St Peter Port harbour and falling fish prices, the department initiated a project in conjunction with the Board of Industry, environmental health officers and various industry experts in an effort to address these issues.
		The aim of the project was to develop a strategy for the Guernsey fishing industry designed to improve the quality and value of all commercially exploited fish species within the Bailiwick, and to ensure that fish exports continue to exceed minimum EU quality standards, thereby safeguarding access to valuable European markets.
		If you are involved in the industry and you would like a copy of the consultation document then please do not hesitate to contact Roger Sendall at the Sea Fisheries Department 234567.
	www.gov.gg /ccm/commerce-and-employment/sea-fisheries/Best-practice-Codes-and-Guernsey-fresh-catch-consultation/;jsessionid=98A9994EB9B0134307D535AE4B69CCEA (0 words)

	homepage guernsey harbours
		Visiting yachtsmen in Victoria Marina are now offered a new free of charge Wifi hotspot, please speak to marina staff for more information on how to access the intenet whilst berthed in the Victoria Marina.
		Information on approaches to the harbours - tidal currents, maps,radio navigational aids.
		It also contains a list of facilities and maps of St. Peter Port and the harbour.
	www.guernseyharbours.gov.gg (0 words)

	Fuelling in St. Peter Port harbour Guernsey and QEII Marina fuel station Guernsey.
		Fuelling in St. Peter Port harbour Guernsey and QEII Marina fuel station Guernsey.
		Boatworks+ provides year round fuelling services in St. Peter Port harbour Guernsey from its Castle Emplacement site.
		The QEII Marina fuel station St. Peter Port Guernsey has a purpose built shop with comprehensive ranges of lubricants and a selection of cleaning and sundry products.
	www.guernseymarinetraders.com /boatworks/Guernsey_Marine_Fuel.html (0 words)

	ST PETER PORT - Guernsey Property (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The island’s capital and a quite beautiful harbour town, capturing both a flavour of the continent with striking buildings born from our 21st century finance industry.
		St Peter Port boasts some outstanding places to live, Fort George is a salubrious private estate of substantial properties, which sits on the top of the hill to the East of the town and enjoys spectacular views to the surrounding islands.
		The Old Post, Grande Rue, St Martins, Guernsey, C.I. Tel: +44(0)1481 236039 E: enq@cooperbrouard.com
	www.guernseyproperty.com /parishes_stpeterport.asp (0 words)

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		St Peter Port Harbour provides the maritime arena for this annual carnival, which is enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.
		The format features a range of traditional events, including the Ladies Dinghy Race, Menâs Tug of War and Tombola as well as the heroic but predictably disastrous Manpowered Flight.
		The States of Guernsey reserves the right to change the graphical and information content without prior notice.
	www.visitguernsey.com /whyguernsey/events/detail.aspx?id=654 (0 words)

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