Experience Sark life as the locals do with these regular clubs and activities welcoming visitors. Running Club A dedicated group of locals who run together regularly throughout the year along some of the most scenic routes you will ever find! The group has a mix of ability levels and they are very accommodating to visitors who wish to join in. Visit their Facebook page . Sark Yoga Sark Yoga sessions are held regularly throughout the year with qualified and experienced teachers for a small fee per class. There are different classes to suit different ability levels and visitors are very welcome to join a group or drop in to any classes. Sark Sirens A group of sea swimmers who regularly come together to swim at Sark's various bathing spots. The Sirens swim all year round and visitors are very welcome to join them for outings and sometimes tea and cake afterwards! The Visitor Centre can put you in touch. Jam Night Every Wednesday the Old Hall hosts an Open Mic Jam Night. Sark's resident band, aptly named the Jam Knights, get the party started with crowd pleasing renditions of classic songs and encourage any willing onlookers to get involved! Sark Astronomy Society Sastros offer stargazing tours and telescope sessions at the Dachinger Observatory throughout the year, for a minimum donation to the Society. You can also pay for annual membership and join the team in their various dark-sky activities. Youth Football Club Run by two local dads, this friendly footie club is open to visiting children aged 5 and up for a small fee. Check out the Sark Sports Club website for contact details or simply drop in at the Millennium Field just before 10am on Saturday mornings. Cricket Club The Club is made up of core resident players and some seasonal workers with an enthusiasm for the game. Visitors are very welcome to join in as temporary members for matches or just to take part in training on Tuesdays at 5:30pm on the Millennium Field. HIT Class Community HIT classes take place every Thursday at 6pm, either on the Millennium field or inside the Island Hall depending on the weather, and are regularly attended by residents and visitors alike. Drop in for a small fee and feel the burn! Sark Rocks! This fun and free island game is played by both local and visiting families. It involves the hiding and seeking of pretty painted rocks all over the island. Creating your own painted rocks to add to the game is encouraged. Check out their Facebook page .

Pilcher Monument - With several benches and picnic tables upon which to place your sundowner G&T, this iconic landmark offers panoramic sea views stretching all the way from Little Sark to Brecqhou with Herm and Guernsey beyond. Pilcher Monument Gouliot Headland - At the top of the North end field of Gouliot Headland there are two benches and a flat grassy area in between, ideal for a sunset picnic with plenty of space for children to frolic and play too. Watch the sun melt into Herm and Guernsey beyond. Gouliot Headland Gusty's - This secluded circular field sits above La Moinerie and offers panoramic sea views stretching from Brecqhou to the North of Sark, as well as Herm and Guernsey. A wooden deck with several picnic benches make this a great spot for group gatherings. Gusty's field Bench above Port du Moulin - If a private spot hidden away from the world is more your thing then this secret bench is for you. Situated about halfway along a dead-end trail circling the headland above Port du Moulin bay, this bench is perfect for two and a flask. Above Port du Moulin bay L'Epercquerie West - With a bench and a grassy nook, this spot offers fantastic sunset views over Herm and Guernsey, with the added bonus of watching the warm colours reflect on Les Autlets, the magnificent rock formations at this end of the island. L'Epercquerie West

Tips for where best to spot our furry, four-legged residents. From friendly goats to cute as pie lambs, sharing our island with these loveable creatures is a valued aspect of Sark life. Free-roaming around L'Eperquerie , these friendly goats love a good head scratch and a handful of blackberries! Sheep can be found in many fields around the island but perhaps the most scenic is at Gouliot Headland . From about February to April there are lambs a plenty in many fields, the youngest can often be found here . Sark has many ponies and carriage horses around, this white beauty and his friend live beside the Playground ! Golden Guernsey cows and calves graze in several fields surrounding the Sark Dairy, such as this one here . Head into Dixcart Valley via the path from Rue de les Laches and see if you can spot, or hear, the donkeys. Cycle or walk the circuit around the pig fields on the headland West of La Moinerie. Look out for big mumma! Beauregard duck pond is a nice stop enroute to Pilcher Monument, Havre Gosselin and Gouliot Headland. Rheas on a local farm up North with the best sea view! Spot them on the way for a dip at Banquette landing.