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Day 1

Street Market

Find a fantastic array of local stalls packed with produce, crafts and unique finds, the perfect way to soak up the festive Alderney Week atmosphere!

Day 2

Cavalcade Day

Watch as floats parade down Victoria Street, leading to The Butes, where you’ll find food stalls, games, family activities, and plenty of fun!

Day 3

Man Powered Flight

Brave competitors launch themselves off Douglas Quay in homemade flying contraptions! Whether you soar or splash, the crowd is guaranteed a good laugh.

Day 4

Water Splash

Kids armed with water guns and the fire brigade on standby with their hoses, no finish line, no winners, just pure soaking fun for everyone!

Day 5

Scavenger Hunt

Team up and hunt down hidden clues scattered across Alderney, can you crack the trail and track down everything on the list before anyone else?

Day 7

Sand Castle Competition

Bring your buckets and spades and let your imagination run wild! Create the best sandcastle on Alderney for a chance to win prizes.

Day 8

Torch Light

Join the magical torchlit walk through town, help Alderney’s Fire Brigade light the final bonfire before a spectacular fireworks display at The Butes.

Days 1, 3, 5 & 8

Quarry & Bunker Parties

Escape the family-friendly fun for a late-night party at Alderney’s Quarry and WW2 Bunker—a unique party experience for adults only.

FAQs

Find answers to commonly asked questions about Alderney Week

When is Alderney Week 2026?

Alderney Week 2026 will take place from Sunday, 2nd August to Saturday, 8th August. It starts with Cavalcade Day on Monday and ends with the Torchlight Procession on Saturday night. Many visitors arrive a week early and stay after the event to fully enjoy the island.

How do I get to Alderney?

By Air: Fly with Aurigny Airlines from Guernsey or Southampton, or charter a plane for groups. By Ferry: Travel from Guernsey to Alderney by ferry. By Private Boat: Sail to Alderney and moor in Braye Harbour (though availability may vary).

Where can I stay?

Alderney offers a range of accommodation: - Hotels & B&Bs – Book early as they fill up fast! - Camping & Glamping – Bespoke glamping packages available. - Holiday Rentals – Check with Bell & Co Estate Agents or Airbnb for local stays.

How can I volunteer or support Alderney Week?

Alderney Week is run by volunteers, and extra help is always welcome! You can assist with event setup, stewarding, or even join the organising team. Check the website for volunteer opportunities.

Where can I find the full event schedule?

The official programme will be available on the Alderney Week website closer to the event. Follow us on social media for updates!

Do I need to buy tickets for the events?

Most Alderney Week events are free to attend, but some special activities and evening events may require tickets. Check the official programme for details on ticketed events and how to book.

FAQs

Find answers to commonly asked questions about Alderney Week

When is Alderney Week 2026?

Alderney Week 2026 will take place from Sunday, 2nd August to Saturday, 8th August. It starts with Cavalcade Day on Monday and ends with the Torchlight Procession on Saturday night. Many visitors arrive a week early and stay after the event to fully enjoy the island.

How do I get to Alderney?

By Air: Fly with Aurigny Airlines from Guernsey or Southampton, or charter a plane for groups. By Ferry: Travel from Guernsey to Alderney by ferry. By Private Boat: Sail to Alderney and moor in Braye Harbour (though availability may vary).

Where can I stay?

Alderney offers a range of accommodation: - Hotels & B&Bs – Book early as they fill up fast! - Camping & Glamping – Bespoke glamping packages available. - Holiday Rentals – Check with Bell & Co Estate Agents or Airbnb for local stays.

How can I volunteer or support Alderney Week?

Alderney Week is run by volunteers, and extra help is always welcome! You can assist with event setup, stewarding, or even join the organising team. Check the website for volunteer opportunities.

Where can I find the full event schedule?

The official programme will be available on the Alderney Week website closer to the event. Follow us on social media for updates!

Do I need to buy tickets for the events?

Most Alderney Week events are free to attend, but some special activities and evening events may require tickets. Check the official programme for details on ticketed events and how to book.

FAQs

Find answers to commonly asked questions about Alderney Week

When is Alderney Week 2026?

Alderney Week 2026 will take place from Sunday, 2nd August to Saturday, 8th August. It starts with Cavalcade Day on Monday and ends with the Torchlight Procession on Saturday night. Many visitors arrive a week early and stay after the event to fully enjoy the island.

How do I get to Alderney?

By Air: Fly with Aurigny Airlines from Guernsey or Southampton, or charter a plane for groups. By Ferry: Travel from Guernsey to Alderney by ferry. By Private Boat: Sail to Alderney and moor in Braye Harbour (though availability may vary).

Where can I stay?

Alderney offers a range of accommodation: - Hotels & B&Bs – Book early as they fill up fast! - Camping & Glamping – Bespoke glamping packages available. - Holiday Rentals – Check with Bell & Co Estate Agents or Airbnb for local stays.

How can I volunteer or support Alderney Week?

Alderney Week is run by volunteers, and extra help is always welcome! You can assist with event setup, stewarding, or even join the organising team. Check the website for volunteer opportunities.

Where can I find the full event schedule?

The official programme will be available on the Alderney Week website closer to the event. Follow us on social media for updates!

Do I need to buy tickets for the events?

Most Alderney Week events are free to attend, but some special activities and evening events may require tickets. Check the official programme for details on ticketed events and how to book.