Guernsey

Public Holidays and Bank Holidays 2025 2026 2027

Guernsey : Public Holidays and Bank Holidays 2025 2026 2027

YearDateHoliday
2025Wednesday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
2025Friday 18 AprilGood Friday
2025Monday 21 AprilEaster Monday
2025Monday 5 MayMay Day Bank Holiday
2025Friday 9 MayLiberation Day
2025Monday 26 MaySpring Bank Holiday
2025Monday 25 AugustSummer Bank Holiday
2025Thursday 25 DecemberChristmas Day
2025Friday 26 DecemberBoxing Day
2026Thursday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
2026Friday 3 AprilGood Friday
2026Monday 6 AprilEaster Monday
2026Monday 4 MayMay Day Bank Holiday
2026Saturday 9 MayLiberation Day
2026Monday 25 MaySpring Bank Holiday
2026Monday 31 AugustSummer Bank Holiday
2026Friday 25 DecemberChristmas Day
2026Saturday 26 DecemberBoxing Day
2026Monday 28 DecemberBoxing Day (substitute day)
2027Friday 1 JanuaryNew Year's Day
2027Friday 26 MarchGood Friday
2027Monday 29 MarchEaster Monday
2027Monday 3 MayMay Day Bank Holiday
2027Sunday 9 MayLiberation Day
2027Monday 31 MaySpring Bank Holiday
2027Monday 30 AugustSummer Bank Holiday
2027Saturday 25 DecemberChristmas Day
2027Sunday 26 DecemberBoxing Day
2027Monday 27 DecemberChristmas Day (substitute day)
2027Tuesday 28 DecemberBoxing Day (substitute day)

Guernsey

Public Holidays in Guernsey

Guernsey, one of the Channel Islands, observes a variety of public holidays that reflect its unique heritage and cultural traditions. These holidays are a mix of religious observances, historical commemorations, and traditional bank holidays, providing an opportunity for residents to celebrate the island's identity and history.

  • New Year's Day
    Marks the beginning of the new year, celebrated with gatherings and reflections. Observed on January 1st as a public holiday.

  • Good Friday
    A Christian observance commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It falls on the Friday before Easter Sunday. Many attend church services, and it is a public holiday.

  • Easter Monday
    The day after Easter Sunday, celebrated as a public holiday. It often involves family activities and community events.

  • May Day Bank Holiday
    Celebrated on the first Monday of May, marking the arrival of spring. Traditionally linked with labor rights and seasonal festivals.

  • Liberation Day
    Observed on May 9th, this day commemorates the liberation of Guernsey from German occupation during World War II in 1945. It is a significant day with ceremonies, parades, and educational events.

  • Spring Bank Holiday
    Occurs on the last Monday in May, providing an extended weekend for leisure and events.

  • Summer Bank Holiday
    Celebrated on the last Monday in August, marking the end of summer with various outdoor activities and community gatherings.

  • Christmas Day
    Celebrated on December 25th, marking the birth of Jesus Christ. It is a day for family, gift-giving, and festive meals.

  • Boxing Day
    Observed on December 26th, traditionally a day for giving to the less fortunate and enjoying post-Christmas sales. If Boxing Day falls on a weekend, a substitute day is given, making it a public holiday observed on an alternative date.

  • Boxing Day (substitute day)
    When Boxing Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the following Monday is observed as the public holiday instead.

  • Christmas Day (substitute day)
    If Christmas Day falls on a weekend, the following weekday is treated as the public holiday.

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