Whether you’re planning to come for a long weekend or just for a day, be sure to take an autumn guided walk with our brilliant local guides. The walks take you to some of the most stunning viewpoints while the guides tell tales from Sark’s past. Click on the poster for further details.
The Wedding Dress Exhibition has been extended to the 15th September.
Royal Rarities One of the rarest butterflies in the British Isles was seen on Sark recently in the grounds of the Seigneurie Gardens. Resident wildlife photographer Sue Daly photographed a pair of Queen of Spain fritillaries mating in the donkey paddock and later saw one of the pair feeding on flowers in the walled garden. This is the first record of these beautiful butterflies, probably migrants from northern France, breeding…
Home Farm offers total seclusion and privacy. It is situated on the south of Dixcart Lane in an elevated position overlooking the adjoining agricultural fields with unrestricted views towards the sea. All the beautiful beaches are all within walking and cycling distance. Home Farm sleeps up to 12 and is very modern and comfortable and comprises of five large bedrooms, (three double rooms, one twin room and one room…
To relax, renew and rejuvenate mind, body and soul, book a treatment with qualified complementary therapist Lynn Marie in her calming therapy studio. Whether its a whole or part body massage, reiki or aromatherapie, you will leave feeling peaceful and serene. Why not ask Lynn to teach you to do a DIY face-lift or head massage. A great gift to take away from Sark to treat yourself and others. Book…
The exhibition in the old Island Hall, next to St Peter’s Church is now open to the public. The exhibition gives an insight into what it was like to live on Sark during the German Occupation between 1940 and 1945. There are also personal stories of some of the islanders. The image below, courtesy of Sue Daly Productions, shows Sark resident Nellie Le Feuvre standing in front of her wartime…
