If you love roses then this is the time to visit Sark because the roses are in full bloom in the beautiful Seigneurie Gardens. The moment you walk through the archeway into the walled garden their scent fills the air, along with that of the sweet peas and other flowers that flourish here. There are two main rose beds; the formal rose garden with its box hedging and borders of…
Dining at Stocks Hotel, Sark There are two restaurants located at Stocks Hotel in the heart of Sark The popular Poolside Bistro Restaurant offers a light, bright, airy & contemporary space for informal, casual Brasserie-style dining. Open every day from early May until late October; breakfast, informal lunches and relaxed evening meals are served inside the Bistro or outside on the poolside sun terrace. Enjoy a cocktail on the terrace…
Get energetic on Sark and take part in the Sark 10! Walk or run, its’s up to you.
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Lynn practised as a complementary therapist in the UK before falling in love with a Sarkese and deciding to stay on the island. Lynn has been a professional member of the Federation of Holistic Therapists for over 25 years and elected to the International Council of Holistic Therapists and an associate of Therapy Lecturers, helping to impart her wealth of knowledge to others. Lynn has her own therapy room at…
Islanders and visitors gathered at Maseline Harbour on Monday this week to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Sark’s very own shipping company. The festivities began with a round-the-island boat trip onboard the Sark Belle for the island’s school children who were taken ashore in Creux Harbour. The Belle then went around to Maseline Harbour where the island’s crane had been decked out with flags. The guests went aboard including past…
The archaeological team from Oxford University are back on Sark continuing their investigations into the island’s ancient past, a project now in its 16th year. The team also includes archaeologists from Sark and Guernsey and is led by eminent archaeologist Sir Barry Cunliffe. This year they have been revisiting sites on Little Sark, by a standing stone, and around the Manoir where they discovered the remains of a Medieval graveyard…
The Sark Branch of the Royal British Legion took part in a parade in St Peter Port recently to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Royal Guernsey Light Infantry Homecoming and First World War Victory Parade. John Hunt carried the Sark Standard and Seigneur Christopher Beaumont accompanied the Bailiff of Guernsey and Tony Ventress and Reg Guille also took part. All of them were representing the 68 Men of Sark…
The summer issue of Sark Life is out now with features on Trevor Kendall’s new book on Point Robert Lighthouse, fifty years of the Isle of Sark Shipping Company, how to explore one of Sark’s amazing sea caves and a glimpse into the island’s Victorian past. We look ahead to the Creative Sark Fortnight and Opera Sark as well as the theatrical events to come from the fabulous Oddsocks theatre…
Yesterday was judging day in the annual scarecrow competition and this year’s theme is fifty years of Sark Shipping, to celebrate the company’s birthday this June. There are mermaids and drunken sailors, a pirate, all sorts of ships and even a re-creation of Maseline Harbour. Yan Milner and Stacey Upson from Sark Shipping judged the entries and declared Debbie Smith and Natalie La Galloudec the winners for their fabulous glittery…
