The Channel Islands have a rich history of fairy-lore. This chapter analyses the fairy-lore from Jersey, Guernsey and Sark as described by folklorists and nineteenth-century travel guides. This includes a discussion of fairy place names and how fairies are connected to ancient monuments, the landscape and even parish churches. The chapter also discusses the fairy-lore collected by Dr Symons in the parish of St. Ouen in Jersey during the early twentieth century. Guernsey also has an unusual legend which relates an historic invasion of the Island by fairies