< Home Methodist Chapel The Chapel that ran a mile. Sark's first Methodist Chapel was built in 1796 at La Ville Roussel (pictured). The working people of Sark had turned to the Methodists for moral leadership as they had become discontented with the feudal system and the Seigneural hold over the Church. However, by the 1920s the then owner of La Ville Roussel wished for the Chapel to be moved to a different location as the loud singing on a Sunday morning was too disruptive. With permission from the English Crown, the land owner gifted a plot at the opposite end of the Island to the Methodists. In 1926 the Chapel was moved just under a mile to where it sits today.

The Isle of Sark has many walking routes covering most of the island and including many panoramic sea views. Discover our suggested self guided walking routes here. Walking Trails around Sark The island is laced with many lovely walking trails that lead through woods, over headlands, down to bays and around quaint village lanes. Many routes can be easily joined together to walk the entire coastal circuit of Sark! Northeast Route East Route North Route Northwest Route Southwest Route West Route South Route Southeast Route YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... SHOPS AND ACTIVITIES FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES OUR EVENTS CALENDAR

< Back The Hideaway Bedrooms 5 Sleeps 14 B&B / Guest House About The Hideaway is a fully refurbished B&B property, offering a dog-friendly service and situated in a central location not far from the Avenue shops, restaurants and pubs. It’s the perfect place to relax & enjoy island life. Offering 2 double/twin en-suite rooms on the ground floor and a family en-suite room which has a double bed plus bunk beds. We also have 2 double rooms upstairs with a shared bathroom. Our guests are invited to use the lounge area boasting an open fire and TV. There’s lots of family games, playing cards and books available to use. The garden is available for our guests to sit, enjoy and relax. We also have a travel cot and high chair available for use. Breakfast includes tea, barrister coffee, fruit juices, cereals, fresh fruit (when available), toast and home-made jams and marmalade. We also offer croissants, pain au chocolate and a full English breakfast. We can also cater for vegan and vegetarian options. Prices: Minimum 2 nights stay during high season £80.00 - £100.00 per person per night to include breakfast £10 per stay for dogs Children under 16yrs old £40.00 per night to include breakfast Children under 5 stay free This property is also available as Self Catering Contact stay@thehideawaysark.com +44 (0) 7781 405334 Visit Website Location

The Isle of Sark has many eateries and watering holes. From tea gardens to bistros, cafes and restaurants, discover them all here. Where to Eat & Drink Browse all or filter by type Bar/Pub Restaurant Bel Air Inn DSC_0500.jpg Welcoming_fire.jpg DSC_0523.jpg DSC_0500.jpg 1/6 Known as the first and last pub, the Bel Air is located at the top of Harbour Hill. We're a Randall's Brewery pub and proudly serve local lager Breda, traditional ales and real cider (Rocquettes!) We're a family friendly pub and a favourite among locals and visitors. We also host many events and serve food all day. +44 (0) 1481 832052 info@bel-air.gg Bon Marin Cafe P5050589WEB.JPG P5050546WEB.jpg Hall-med.jpg P5050589WEB.JPG 1/3 Located in the centre of the island in a light & cheerful space with ice-cream parlour and upstairs bar. Our Menu is full of tasty family favourites, including classic sandwiches with a twist, stone baked pizzas & plenty of local produce. All served with a friendly Sark welcome! +44 (0) 1481 832 666 captainofthebon@gmail.com Hugo's Bar & Bistro EP3240013_web.JPG IMG-20230414-WA0023.jpg IMG-20230414-WA0022.jpg EP3240013_web.JPG 1/5 Famed for its mouth-watering cuisine, quality wine list, and sumptuous cocktails. The freshest island produce, including organic meats and delicious island-grown vegetables, sustainably caught local fish, lobster, and scallops. Hugo's has a distinctly French classic style & tremendous outdoor seating. +44 (0) 1481 832 050 mags@hugos.gg Stocks Hotel Restaurant Ben Fiore - front of Stocks with flowers (FB LQ) (32 of 214).jpg Ben Fiore Photography - Stocks Hotel (FB LQ) (212 of 214).jpg Ben Fiore Photography - Stocks Hotel (FB LQ) (205 of 214).jpg Ben Fiore - front of Stocks with flowers (FB LQ) (32 of 214).jpg 1/3 Our restaurant provides a luxurious evening dining experience in a stylish, oak-panelled room, open from 6pm for supper only. With a fresh, seasonal menu, we offer two seatings each evening. Reservations are essential for both residents and non-residents due to limited availability. +44 (0) 1481 832001 reception@stockshotel.com The Captains Bar P5050611WEB.JPG P5050594WEB.jpg P5050598WEB.jpg P5050611WEB.JPG 1/3 Fully licensed bar upstairs at the Island Hall, selling a wide range of beers, ales & liqueurs in a relaxed space with a nautical air. Enjoy panoramic views over Sark's Millennium Field from inside and outside on the sun-trap terrace. We also have darts and a pool table. The bar is available for functions & parties. +44 (0) 1481 832 666 captainofthebon@gmail.com The Old Hall Photo-for-Sark-Tourism.jpg oldhallweb.jpg 6.jpg Photo-for-Sark-Tourism.jpg 1/5 The Old Hall is an old space reborn, newly renovated, and recently opened. The Old Hall Bar and Bistro offers light lunches during the day and hot and cold platters in the evening all with a Mediterranean flavour; cheese and charcuterie are imported from France and Italy each week to ensure freshness and quality. +44 (0) 1481 832 122 theoldhall1.sark@gmail.com Time and Tide 1/5 Sark Time and Tide is under new Managament, since May 2024. We specialise in Fresh Local produce, especially Seafood! Vegetarian dishes, Local meat, Afternoon teas and Cocktails also available! Why not enjoy on our Patio on the Main Avenue. Aidan and Sammy look forward to welcoming you soon. +44 (0) 1481 833 006 sarktimeandtide@gmail.com

The Isle of Sark is only accessible by ferry. The neighbouring islands of Guernsey and Jersey may be reached by air with onward ferries to Sark. Air Travel Travel to Guernsey and Jersey by air and onward to Sark by ferry. UK to Guernsey Aurigny Airline Aurigny is Guernsey's airline. They run a regular service between Guernsey, Alderney and the UK, as well as a limited service between Guernsey and some European destinations. Aurigny's UK destinations include London Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Exeter, Leeds, Manchester and Southampton. See their website for a full route schedule. The journey between Gatwick and Guernsey takes approximately 50 minutes. aurigny.com / +44 (0) 1481 267267 UK to Guernsey & Jersey Blue Islands Airline Blue Islands operate between Guernsey, Jersey and the UK, as well as some European destinations. Blue Islands' UK destinations include Birmingham, Bristol, East Midlands, Exeter, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle Norwich and Southampton. Visit their website for a full route schedule. The journey between Southampton and Guernsey takes approximately 50 minutes. blueislands.com / +44 (0) 1234 589 200 YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... INTERACTIVE ISLAND MAP GET AROUND ON SARK ISLAND HOPPING FROM SARK

< Back Grand Dixcart B&B Bedrooms 6 Sleeps 14 B&B / Guest House About Le Grand Dixcart is one of the original Sark farmhouses, set in extensive, beautiful, sheltered gardens. It offers quality B&B next door to Stocks Hotel where guests can avail themselves of all the adjacent facilities. We also have our own indoor pool. There are 6 double rooms. 5 rooms have super king double or twin beds and one has a standard double bed. All rooms have en suite shower rooms, free Wi-Fi, TVs with Free Sat and tea and coffee making facilities. There is a large guest lounge with log burning stove and plenty of games and several out door seating areas and garden games. Breakfast is served en famille in the kitchen on the farmhouse table using our own eggs and homemade jams. B&B Terms per night: from £160.00 per room per night. Contact helen@horse.gg +44 (0) 1481 832 943 Visit Website Location

< Back Clos A Jaon Bedrooms 14 Sleeps 28 Self Catering About Built in 1700, Clos a Jaon was for generations a simple pair of cottages with an adjacent barn, built of Sark granite walls and thatched roofs. Having become uninhabited and fallen into disrepair over the centuries, the once beautiful properties enjoyed an initial restoration in the 1970s, before an ambitious project was undertaken in 2015 to completely renovate the buildings. Sympathetic changes have been made throughout to enhance the beauty and practicality of the properties, such as repointing the exterior walls to restore their condition to their original glory and increasing each bedroom’s space to ensure the most comfortable stay for our guests. Lavender flowerbeds, an original well and wine barrels adorned with fuchsias accent a magnificent cobbled courtyard, with a small secluded garden hidden by hedgerows and trees and a nearby outside dining area. Clos a Jaon also boasts a recently refurbished mature ‘kitchen garden’, with raspberries and strawberries as well as an incredible array of seasonal, organic vegetables and herbs, and a small apple and plum orchard, with an adjacent asparagus bed and chicken pen where organic free range eggs are collected – all available for our guests’ consumption. Clos A Jaon comprises of 4 individual self catering houses: Le Petit - sleeps 4 Le Grand - sleeps 6 Le Grange - sleeps 8 Le Friquet - sleeps 10 Terms per Day - High / Mid / Low season: Le Petit - £365 / £285 / £235 Le Grand - £585 / £385 / £315 Le Grange - £645 / £470 / £415 Le Friquet - £645 / £470 / £415 Contact closajaonsark@gmail.com +44 (0) 7911 710 976 Visit Website Location

The Isle of Sark is a wonderful destination for families. The lack of cars makes exploring the island with children safe, free and fun, whilst the many nature activities offer quality family time. Family Friendly Fun Big fun for little ones Sark is a wonderful destination for children who love the outdoors and for families who want to enjoy quality time whilst being active in nature. The island's car-free roads are perfect for young riders to practice their cycling skills and for older kids to enjoy a safe environment for exploring. With beautiful flora and friendly animals all about, every outing becomes an adventure in itself and a magical memory for you and your children. Family friendly activities Using double sit-on kayaks adults can accompany children on exciting kayaking excursions to explore the coastline and spot marine wildlife. Kayaking Visit Site 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. Coasteering Visit Site Conveniently located next to the Sanctuary Centre and Mon Plaisir store, Sark playground offers a variety of play equipment, picnic tables and benches. Sark Playground Visit Site 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. Dairy Milkshakes Read More 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 Rocks Visit Site 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. Geocaching Visit Site 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. Island Hall Visit Site The upstairs rooms in the Sanctuary Centre offer free indoor activities for children such as arts and crafts, pool table and small cinema screenings. Sanctuary Centre Visit Site 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! Seigneurie Maze Visit Site 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. Duck Ponds See Map 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. Pool Fun Read More 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. Archery Visit Site 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. Animal Walks Read More 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. Cycling Read More YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... SHOPS AND ACTIVITIES GUIDE TO BAYS AND BEACHES OUR EVENTS CALENDAR

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. Getting Here & Getting Around Sark is only accessible by sea & the journey is an adventure in itself! The island is entirely car-free so walking or cycling is essential to get around. Channel Islands By Air Getting to Gue rnsey & Jersey > Sark by Sea How to get to Sark > Car-f ree & Carefree! G etting a round on Sark > Visiting Boats Moorings & Anchorage >

< Back L'Autre Coin Bedrooms 3 Sleeps 6 Self Catering About Newly built in 2024, this spacious "upside-down" house is situated in its own private garden next door to Chez Nous. It has its own patio area, decking balcony, seating and BBQ. Downstairs bathroom: bath and separate shower. Free Wi-Fi. Extra large television in open plan living room. Hairdryer in all bedrooms. Beds linen, towels and beach towels included. *Hypo-allergenic bedding available upon request. Travel cots, baby bedding, stair gates and baby/child booster seats available upon request. Private Garden, patio and decking balcony with seating. Terms per Day - High / Mid / Low season: L'Autre Coin - £585 / £385 / £315 Contact closajaonsark@gmail.com +44 (0) 7911 710 976 Visit Website Location

< Home Operation Hardtack The story of a commando raid on Sark during WWll. Operation Hardtack was a series of Commando Raids that took place in the Channel Islands in late 1943, when the islands were under German Occupation. On Christmas night, 25th December, a troop of ten commandos were carried by boat to Sark and landed on the rocks at Derrible Point. The aim was that of reconnaissance and the capture of prisoners, however, the raid on this night failed to achieve its objectives when the Commandos were unable to scale the cliff below Hog’s Back. Upon return to Dartmouth they were given permission to try again and planned another raid for the 27th December. The second raid landed the same ten commandos on the rocks below Hog’s Back again but this time from the Dixcart Bay side. The men scaled the cliff but in doing so set off several land mines that killed two of the troop and badly injured three others. The surviving men made it back to their boat and to Dartmouth. The two deceased, Dignac and Bellamy, were buried in the Sark cemetery on the 30th December. It is said that the Dame of Sark demanded to know the names of the men for the Death Register of the island. The Hardtack raids were eventually ended because they caused the enemy to bring up reinforcements, which could have been detrimental to the Allies’ strategy for D-Day.

< Back Sue's B&B Bedrooms 4 Sleeps 7 B&B / Guest House About The Guille family have lived on the Island for over 450 years. George’s boat takes visitors around the Island daily during the summer, weather permitting. Now their family have flown the nest they can sleep 7 people, in 1 single en-suite and 3 double/twin en-suite rooms. Televisions, books, games, torches and wifi are available; rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryers. The two upstairs south facing rooms overlook the garden and sea and breakfast is served in our sunny veranda or in the garden. We look forward to welcoming you. Sue’s B and B has been given the Breakfast Award from the Quality In Tourism accreditation inspectors. Sue's B&B & Tea Garden can accommodate a total of 7 people: 3 Double/Twin ensuite and 1 Single ensuite B&B Terms £70.00 (per person, per night) Contact suebnbsark@gmail.com +44 (0) 1481 832 107 Visit Website Location