Journey to Sark

Visit the enchanting island of Sark, where you can savor the vibrant atmosphere of a bygone era. It's a visit you won't forget: complete freedom from the stresses of modern life, the island's friendly locals, the vibrant colors of the landscape, the majestic coastal scenery, the abundance of wildflowers, one of the darkest and clearest night skies in the world, wild seabirds, spectacular caves, horse-drawn carriage rides , coastal walks, boat trips, kayaking, and sea excursions. This is an island destination like no other. For visitors, there is a wide range of accommodation available, from award-winning hotels and restaurants to local B&Bs, guesthouses, and campsites.

Travel

how to get here

Part of the adventure of getting to Sark is the boat trip. Sark is only accessible by sea, so travel to the island is by boat, from either of the neighboring islands, Guernsey or Jersey.

Isle of Sark Shipping runs a return passenger service direct from Guernsey daily throughout the year. During the summer season, there is also a boat service from Jersey with Manche Iles Express

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sark horse and carriage ride

Timeless tradition and style

One of the most popular ways to explore Sark, is by horse and carriage. Various tours are available, which will take you through the tree-lined avenues, to places of outstanding natural beauty.

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View Sark from the sea

It would be a mistake not to experience Sark from the sea. George Guille's Boat "Dorado" sets off from Creux harbour and takes visitors around the island, pointing out rare species of birdlife and the dark brooding caves at the foot of the cliffs.

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Let's have an Adventure

Exploring Sark and the waters around it by kayak can be a big challenge. Tidal flows and the inaccessibility of some of the coastline make any journey around the coast a true kayaking adventure and an absolute delight!

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Have fun on two wheels

Discover the Island by bike. Sark, being a car-free zone and only allowing horse-drawn carriages and tractors, makes it one of the safest places in the British Isles to get on your bike; it's a joy for cyclists. Visiting for a day or staying longer.

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Featured Accommodation

Mr Hesters Sark Self-Catering

Self Catering

Top-Notch Self-Catering Accommodation... just a 'stone's throw' away from Dixcart Woods Maximum...

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La Moinerie Village

Self Catering

From the ruins of an old farm and on the site of a medieval monastery, La Moinerie Village, has...

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La Valette Campsite

Camping

La Valette Campsite, situated on the east coast of Sark, overlooking Grève de la Ville Bay...

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Notre Desir Bed & Breakfast

Bed & Breakfast

Notre Desir, is well situated in the quiet secluded valley of La Valette, not far from the Avenue...

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The Hideaway

Bed & Breakfast

The Hideaway is a beautiful boutique B&B situated in a central location not far from the Avenue...

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Pourquoi Pas Guest House

Guest House

A traditional Scandinavian style log cabin, 15 minutes walk from the village boasting gorgeous...

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The Old Forge Plaisance

Bed & Breakfast

The Old forge is a recently built stone farmhouse fitted with a classical oak interior. The...

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L'Ecluse Self Catering

Self Catering

L’Ecluse self catering cottages, located in a stunning private secluded wooded valley, adjacent to...

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Sue's Bed & Breakfast

Bed & Breakfast

Sue's B&B is the perfect place for settling into Sark life. Relax in the garden on sunny days or...

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Pomme de Chien Campsite

Camping

We are a peaceful family run campsite, now with camping pods and self catering units also...

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‘La Mer’ - Self catering chalet in Sark

Self Catering

A bright sunny comfortable modern chalet off La Genetiere Lane, in a quiet corner of Sark, with...

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Sark Sheep Racing 2026

Friday 17th July 2026 - Saturday 18th July 2026

A fun-packed day out for all the family, with Sark's day at the races, sheep racing, food stalls, games, and an evening of live music. Entrance: pay at the gate..

All proceeds go to the Professor Charles Saint Sark Medical Trust

 

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