Crevichon
Island Small Channel Islands islet near Guernsey
A tiny granite islet in the Channel Islands near Guernsey and Herm; seen on boat trips for seabird colonies and coastal rock scenery, and not permanently inhabited.
Crevichon is a small, uninhabited islet in the Channel Islands located off the coast of Guernsey. It is a low rocky outcrop among the cluster of islets and skerries in the Channel Island archipelago.
The islet has no permanent settlement and is primarily of interest for navigation, shoreline wildlife and as part of the local island landscape. Visits are occasional and generally by private boat or as part of guided coastal trips.
Historically small islets in the Channel Islands have been used for grazing, quarrying or as navigational marks; Crevichon forms part of this broader maritime landscape. There are no urban facilities on the rock.
Geographically Crevichon lies in the English Channel near Guernsey within the Channel Islands, in tidal waters between the islands and the French coast.
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