Guernsey Public Holidays

Guernsey observes a number of public holidays throughout the year, with some dates fixed and others determined by religious observances or specific island traditions. This guide provides an overview of these holidays, their significance, and how they are observed.

For a comprehensive list of all public holidays and their specific dates, please visit our Guernsey holidays in 2026 page. For a general understanding of what constitutes a public holiday, refer to our public holidays explained page.

In 2026, Guernsey will observe several significant public holidays. These include traditional Christian observances and uniquely island celebrations.

Other holidays observed in Guernsey in 2026 include Easter Monday, Early May Bank Holiday, Spring Bank Holiday, and Summer Bank Holiday. For a complete listing and more details, please see the full Guernsey holiday calendar for 2026.

Public holidays in Guernsey often fall on Mondays, creating opportunities for extended weekends. Some holidays, like Liberation Day, have specific island traditions associated with them. It's advisable to check the specific dates for the year you are planning to visit or celebrate, as some holidays, such as Easter, vary annually.