Visit the enchanted island of Sark where you may savor the living fragrance of a past age. It is a visit you will not forget, the utter freedom from the stresses of modern living, the friendly island people, the brilliant colour of the landscape, majestic coastal scenery, the profusion of wild flowers, one of the darkest and clearest night skies in the world, the wild sea birds, spectacular caves, horse and carriage rides, coastal walks, boat trips, kayaking and sea excursions. This is a channel Island destination without peers. For the visitor there is a wide range of accommodation available, from award-winning hotels and restaurants, to local B&B, self-catering and campsites.
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
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. Sit back and enjoy Sark's scenery whilst the history of the Island is narrated to you by one of our cheerful enthusiastic bi-lingual drivers.
It would be a mistake not to experience Sark from the sea. George Guille's Boat Non Pareil 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.
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!
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, its a joy for cyclists. Visiting for a day or staying longer a bike can be an essential way for you to get from A to B and visit some of Sark’s special places and coastal views, or maybe to one of the local pubs or restaurants, novice to advanced there is a good range of bikes for hire.
La Valette Campsite, siituated on the east coast of Sark, overlooking Grève de la Ville Bay and the Sark Lighthouse, with views of Alderney and the...
Read MoreClos Princess is a family home on the peaceful idyllic Island of Sark. We are pleased to accommodate visitors from all over the world, whether it be for a...
Read MoreLa Marguerite guest-house, is situated in a fantastic location, in close proximity to all amenities. La Marguerite run by Suzette and Bas Adams was...
Read MoreThe Old forge is a recently built stone farmhouse fitted with a classical oak interior. The property has three bedrooms all with large double beds, of which...
Read MoreWe are a peaceful family run campsite, now with camping pods and self catering units also available. We are located in unique surroundings with sea views,...
Read MoreA traditional Scandinavian style log cabin, 15 minutes walk from the village boasting gorgeous coastal views and cliff top scenery in the grounds of Plaisance...
Read MoreL’Ecluse self catering cottages, located in a stunning private secluded wooded valley, adjacent to the Seigneurie grounds, with its own very pretty sheltered...
Read MoreFrom the ruins of an old farm and on the site of a medieval monastery, La Moinerie Village, has been lovingly restored with its rustic simplicity and charm...
Read MoreNotre Desir, is well situated in the quiet secluded valley of La Valette, not far from the Avenue shops and Local Tavern. Zoe Adams is a wonderful host,...
Read MoreSue's B&B is the perfect place for settling into Sark life. Relax in the garden on sunny days or use it as a base to explore the sandy beaches and hidden...
Read MoreFriday 18th July 2025 Saturday 19th July 2025
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
Friday 13th December at 17:30 La Petite Poule Court Yard
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