Using double sit-on kayaks adults can accompany children on exciting kayaking excursions to explore the coastline and spot marine wildlife.

Children of a certain age can participate in coasteering excursions if accompanied by an adult. This exciting activity is a great way to boost confidence in the sea.

Conveniently located next to the Sanctuary Centre and Mon Plaisir store, Sark playground offers a variety of play equipment, picnic tables and benches.

As well as meeting the cows and watching live milking visitors to the Dairy can also enjoy fresh milk and choose from the dozens of milkshake flavours.

This free and interactive island wide game is a great add-on to any outing. Simply spot the hidden painted rocks and re-hide them for the next person.

Sark has several hidden geocaches and it is a great free activity to teach children about reading coordinates whilst treasure hunting and exploring the island.

Sark Island Hall and Community Centre offers a large sports hall, table-tennis room and snooker table. As well as a sports field, cafe and ice-cream parlour.

The upstairs rooms in the Sanctuary Centre offer free indoor activities for children such as arts and crafts, pool table and small cinema screenings.

Within La Seigneurie Gardens, this full sized maze contains a sundial, totem pole and stone castle with flag, if you can ever find your way through it!

Sark has two main ducks ponds, one at La Seigneurie complete with a bridge and mini island. The other is Beauregard Pond where children go to sail their toy boats.

Sark has two outdoor pools, one at Stocks Hotel (for use by hotel residents only) and one at Caragh Chocolates Cafe that can be used for a small fee.

Archery is a great activity for families or other small groups and can be arranged as a competitive sporting activity or just for some fun.

Guided Donkey walks with Ruby and Florence is a fun activity for animal loving little ones. Other self-guided animal walks include visiting the lambs, pigs, goats and horses in various fields around the island.

There couldn't be a better place for children to practice their cycling skills than an island without any cars! Older kids will also love the freedom of cycling around with some independence.