Moulin Huet Bay

Moulin Huet Bay is a beautifully secluded anchorage tucked into Guernsey's southern coastline, famously painted by Renoir during his visits to the island. You'll anchor off Rosiere Steps, approaching through the Percee Passage where the tide runs fast, so timing your entry matters. The surroundings are dramatic — rugged cliffs and clear water — with the bay largely sheltered from the north, though it's best in settled conditions.