Nestled between England & France, Sark is known as the jewel of the Channel Islands. Car-free roads, quirky charm, stunning scenery & renowned starry skies are some of the reasons why Sark is a one …

Get your bearings by exploring our interactive Island Map. All of Sark's historical and natural places of interest are listed here. As well as all the bays from our beach guide, eateries and some shops or …

The Isle of Sark is only accessible by ferry and the journey to get here can be an adventure in itself. The neighbouring islands of Guernsey and Jersey can be reached by air with onward ferry travel to Sark.

Today, we think of Sark as being a mix of English, Norman French and Channel Island cultures. This fusion is evident in the island's traditional dishes, clothing, pastimes and perhaps most notably in …

The Isle of Sark has plenty of things to do for such a small island. Whether on land or at sea, activities can be as relaxed or energetic as you make them. Discover things to do for all the family here.

Sark has several unique attractions, from the impressive walled gardens of La Seigneurie to the panoramic coastal view at La Coupee. Browse our list of attractions to visit during your stay.

Sark is a very unique place to live and work, as these locals who all wear many hats will confirm! Here's the low down on Sark Island life and all its quirks from those who know it best.

A carriage ride around Sark is perhaps the best introduction to the island. The high vantage point gives views over the hedges and the rhythmic thud of hooves on un-tarmacked roads is tranquil and relaxing.

The Isle of Sark has a lot to see for such a small island. Get your bearings with our interactive map, showing all the attractions, beaches and some shops and services.

The Isle of Sark is home to one of the most well known attractions in the Channel Islands, the famous Seigneurie Gardens, as well as newer attractions such as Sark Henge and the island's Playground.