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In 1995 the States of Guernsey bought Lihou Island and house in order to guarantee the people of Guernsey and visitors alike, access to this beautiful and inspiring Island.
The Lihou Charitable Trust took over the lease for the island in 2006 in order to continue the work started by The States by ensuring that the House on the island remain as a facility open to all. The House is orientated towards youth and school groups but also accommodates adult gatherings for any purpose from workshops to parties. The Trust has a 'Robin Hood' scale of charges that benefit the young. These charges are available on the prices page.
The house is now available to be booked by groups for single night, weekend or multiple night stays. Other activities such as archery, climbing and abseiling etc. are also available for groups upon request.
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Nucky and Simon's afternoon teas
Mar 15th 2009
A very successful teas, coffees and cakes afternoon was run on the 15th of March 2009. Nucky Le Feuvre and Simon Barrett organised the event as part of their ongoing fundraising efforts for the Trust. They travel to Greenland together next month to undertake a gruelling hike across the windswept ice and snow of arguably one of the most difficult terrains where temperatures don't rise above -20.