Easter Monday

Easter Monday in Guernsey is a public holiday that follows Easter Sunday, marking the continuation of the Easter celebrations on this picturesque Channel Island. As part of the British Isles, Guernsey shares many Easter traditions with the UK, but it also has its own unique customs and events. On Easter Monday, many locals and visitors take advantage of the day off to enjoy the island's natural beauty, with walks along the cliffs, beaches, and countryside being particularly popular. Families often gather for festive meals, and children may participate in Easter egg hunts, a tradition where chocolate eggs are hidden for them to find. Community events and fairs may also take place, offering a range of activities, from traditional games to local crafts and food stalls. Churches in Guernsey may hold special services or events to commemorate the day, reflecting the religious significance of Easter. The holiday is a time for relaxation and enjoyment, with the spring weather often providing a perfect backdrop for outdoor activities. It's a day when the community comes together to celebrate the season of renewal and hope, making Easter Monday a cherished part of Guernsey's cultural calendar.