< Back La Valette Campsite Bedrooms 7 Sleeps 50 Camping & Glamping About The campsite is to the north of the property and offers unrivalled views of the island’s coastline and across to France. At night it is the perfect place to lie on the grass to admire the various constellations and appreciate that in Sark there is no pollution to mar the view of the stars in the sky. Spot the Plough, the great Bear and the other stars usually only seen at the Planetarium. It is a family campsite where children and adults alike can enjoy the wide-open site to play games and enjoy the freedom that we, here, take for granted! We have a purpose-built toilet and shower block offering heated pay showers, cubicle washrooms with shaver points and a dish-washing sink. We also have a charging facility to charge your mobile phones. You can also hire one of our pods. Everything is provided for home-from-home comfort, all you need bring are sleeping bags and lighting. Fully Equipped Cocoon Pods for Hire Included: Airbeds, table & chairs, Crockery, cutlery, pots & pans,Water carrier and camping stove (including gas) Site Fee: £13.00 per adult per night £6.50 per child per night (12 & under) 4 PERSON COCOON POD: £52.00 per night, £286.00 per week 3 PERSON COCOON POD: £39.00 per night, £214.50 per week SITE FEE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE HIRE COST OF THE POD Contact lavalette@cwgsy.net +44 (0) 1481 832 066 Visit Website Location

< Home La Seigneurie The official Seigneural residence. La Seigneurie house dates from 1675 and has been home to two of Sark’s three Seigneurial families: the Le Pelleys (from 1730) and the Collings (from 1852), the latter being ancestors of the current Seigneur. Over the centuries and under the whims of successive Seigneurs, La Seigneurie evolved into the house we see today. The result is a building of great character, with at least two ways to most rooms and no less than sixteen flights of stairs, excluding those to the tower! Beside the residence there are two stone outbuildings, one of which is called the Chapel, and a dovecot erected by Dame Le Pelley in 1733 to house her pigeons. The Watchtower is Victorian, erected to allow for signalling between Sark and Guernsey.

< Back Pomme de Chien Bedrooms 2 Sleeps 50 Camping & Glamping About We are a peaceful family run campsite, now with camping pods and self-catering units also available. We are situated in unique surroundings with sea views, blue-bell valley and flat playing areas for both young and old. Situated between the Avenue and Dixcart bay you can pop to the shops on your bike in just 5 minutes down the tranquil lane to purchase breakfast, or take the 10 minute relaxing woodland stroll down to Dixcart beach, boasting sunshine for the best part of the day. This year marks the start of the 2 new pods. Ideal for a couple or a family of 4. Newly built by Chris and the team last season. The freshly timber cladded pods still rich with the smell of fresh pine wood. Together with solar panels and batteries, enjoy the freedom of camping with the luxury of lights and usb sockets for charging your devices. With a fixed double bed there is definitely room for a couple and if you need more beds for a child or two we can also provide these. Fully equipped tents, site only and seasonal pitch. At Pomme de Chien we have fully equipped frame tents available to hire, all you need is sleeping bags and lighting. We also provide a pitch for you and your own tents and we also have limited pitches available for a seasonal deal. For something different this year, try out the belle tent, comfortably sleeping up to 4 people. With the use of our purpose built shower block you will be pleased to know free hot shower are included. Facilities also include frozen ice packs, use of refrigerator and outdoor washing up areas. For more details, prices and photo galleries on all of above visit our website. Facilities: WCs, Handbasins, Washrooms, Dishwashing Facilities, Free Showers. Fully equipped tents for hire, P.O.A. Site fee (per person per night) - Adults £13.00, Children £5.00 Contact Mr and Mrs Rang about terms for pre-erected, fully equipped tents. Contact rangjill@hotmail.com +44 (0) 7781 403 355 Visit Website Location

< Back Stable Cottage Bedrooms 1 Sleeps 2 Self Catering About A cosy self-contained cottage – ideal for a couple – set on one side of an old Sark farm, Stable Cottage is less than five minutes by bike or an eight-minute stroll from the Village. Fully equipped – including hair-dryer and ironing board – the cottage consists of a lounge/dining room, kitchen, double bedroom and en-suite bathroom with bath and power-shower. The conservatory, with its outlook across the farmyard, has a wooden table and chairs, providing a refreshing alternative for eating and relaxing. A newly installed central heating system ensures that the cottage is comfortably warm when needed and never short of hot water. Sheltered and sunny positions can be found throughout the day in both the private garden and in the grassy farmyard where benches, outside dining tables, chairs and sun-loungers are available. The whole property is secluded, private and very quiet with just the owners’ cottage sharing the extensive grounds. The beach at Grève de la Ville is very close and beach towels are provided. The adjacent shed is available for the storage for such things as bikes, fishing tackle and snorkel gear. Bookings during the main season are from Saturday to Saturday, though accommodation can be tailored around the long weekend at Easter-time. We ask that guests do not smoke inside the cottage. The owners – Pat and Peter – run a smallholding that includes free-range geese and hens, so sorry, we can’t accommodate dogs, but will supply complimentary eggs, when available. Stable Cottage can accommodate total of 2 people. Terms per week: £500.00 to £500.00 Contact cunneen@cwgsy.net +44 (0) 1481 832 038 Visit Website Location

< Home Buddhist Rock Carving A blessing for Sark. Chosen for its hard-wearing granite, this stone was carved out for the Millennium by a Tibetan Monk at the request of a lover of Sark. The inscription is a sacred Buddhist mantra, "Hail the jewel in the heart of the lotus " and offers protection against evil. The large stone sits proudly at the end of L'Epercquerie headland, facing westward towards the other islands of Herm, Jethou and Guernsey.

< Back Clos A Jaon Glamping Bedrooms 8 Sleeps 48 Camping & Glamping About Glamping at Clos a Jaon gives you a comfortable and stylish base for exploring the island. Our Lotus Belle Stargazer tents sleep up to six and are equipped with electricity, lighting, proper beds, beanbags, fridge, kettle, hot plate, towels and bed linen. Clear panels in the roof allow you to admire Sark’s famous dark sky while you lie in bed. The new bathroom block nearby has toilets and showers as well as a launderette and washing up room. Each tent has its own barbecue and seating area and the large communal field has plenty of space for ball games and recreation. Each tent accommodates up to 6 persons: 1 Double bed 2 single beds 1 set campers bunk bed (can be made into a sofa if not needed as beds) Glamping per week-night: £190.00 Glamping per night Saturday & Sunday: £210.00 Contact closajaonsark@gmail.com +44 (0) 791 1710 976 Visit Website Location

< Back Clos de Chanterelle Bedrooms 3 Sleeps 6 Self Catering About Stylishly Refurbished, spacious Self-Catering Accommodation ... just a short stroll to The Avenue. Maximum - 6 ADULT GUESTS - 1 CHILD & 1 INFANT 3 x LARGE Bedrooms 1 Super-King with En-Suite 1 Super-King with En-Suite 1 Twin Bedroom (2x unusually large single beds) Spacious, modern Kitchen and Dining Room Large Lounge with Wood Burner Garden with Garden Furniture and BBQ FINISHING TOUCHES . . . Plasma TV - DVD - iPod Dock - Wi-Fi Larder Fridge - Microwave Dishwasher – Washing machine Cot - High Chair - Available upon request RELAX…. Your very own spacious & stylish 'home from home' Family friendly and perfect for couples sharing Short walk to the Shops, Restaurants and Inns Contact room@mrhesters.com +44 (0) 7781 161 010 Visit Website Location

< Back Mr. Hester's Bedrooms 3 Sleeps 6 Self Catering About Top-Notch Self-Catering Accommodation ... just a 'stones throw' away from Dixcart Woods. Maximum Occupancy (Please note number of guests per house can NOT be exceeded) 6 ADULTS - 2 CHILDREN - 1 INFANT 3 HUGE Bedrooms 3 King with En-Suite Light and spacious open plan kitchen-dining area Large lounge with wood burner, under floor heating Board games, chess, backgammon, dominos, etc Downstairs cloakroom Large terrace and garden with BBQ FINISHING TOUCHES . . . Plasma TV - DVD - iPod Dock - Wi-Fi Hairdryers - Plug Adaptors Beach Towels Coffee Machine - Bean Grinder - Juicer Microwave Washing Machine and dryer Cots - High Chairs – Available upon request RELAX... Share a portion of our very spacious 'home from home' with us Family friendly and perfect for couples sharing Walking distance to the Shops, Restaurants and Inns Contact room@mrhesters.com +44 (0) 7781 161 010 Visit Website Location

< Home Silver Mines The enterprise that cost the Seigneurship. In 1834 Seigneur Pierre Le Pelley lll granted a 21 year mining concession for Sark. Mining began in 1835, mostly at Port Gorey where four shafts were sunk and a railway and jetty built. A rich seam of silver was struck but it was very narrow and did not last long. In 1839 Pierre drowned at sea and his brother Ernest took over as Seigneur. A brief period of prosperity followed but there was an ever-present need for more money and new pumps to prevent flooding. In 1845 a gallery ceiling collapsed and seawater flooded in, drowning ten miners. Legend has it that on the same day a ship loaded with Sark Silver was wrecked off the coast of Guernsey and all cargo lost. The ill-fated enterprise then came to an end, as did 120 years of Le Pelley Seigneurship when the family lost the Fiefdom of Sark as a result of the mining debts.

< Home Operation Basalt The commando raid on Sark that changed the course of history. Operation Basalt was a commando raid that took place on Sark on the night of the 3rd October, 1942. The objective of this raid was to gather information about conditions on Sark and to try and capture one or more German soldiers to take back to England for interrogation. Against all odds, the objectives were achieved but the consequences of the raid were to have repercussions far and beyond the little island of Sark. The commandos landed on the rocks below Hog’s Back and scaled the cliff to the headland above Dixcart Bay. The shore party only had some three hours to conduct the mission before their boat skipper was ordered to leave, with or without them. They broke into La Jaspellerie house where they encountered a Mrs Pittard who most helpfully provided them with information on where some German soldiers could be found; a few hundred yards away in Dixcart Hotel. Mrs Pittard was eventually deported to Germany as a reprisal for the raid in early 1943. Her grave is to be found near to the grave plot of the Seigneurs of Sark. At Dixcart Hotel the commandos discovered a sentry, who was dealt with quietly by knife. Inside the hotel they captured five German soldiers, restrained and herded them back towards the boat. However, upon realising how few men had them captured the Germans started to resist and cry out. In the ensuing melee two of the prisoners were shot dead, two escaped and the Commandos beat a hasty retreat with their one remaining prisoner to the Hog’s Back. Fortunately for the commandos, the skipper had waited beyond his ordered time to leave and was still waiting for them. Mission accomplished they headed full speed back to Portland. In reporting about the raid to the Prime Minister Mr Winston Churchill, the deportations from Sark were heard about in England for the first time. Adolf Hitler, on discovering that German soldiers had been shot with their hands tied issued his infamous and illegal ‘Commando Order’, which in effect ordered the killing of any Commando or irregular soldier captured, no pardon was to be given. However, those captured could be interrogated before being murdered. Many brave men went to their deaths due to this direct order from Hitler.

< Back Dixcart Hotel Bedrooms 14 Sleeps 28 Hotel About Dixcart Hotel Situated at the head of Dixcart Valley, Dixcart Hotel is reopening for the 2026 season under new management, offering a fresh and relaxed approach to island hospitality. The hotel features a collection of comfortable and well-appointed rooms, designed to provide a peaceful base from which to enjoy Sark. A continental breakfast is served daily in the conservatory, overlooking the gardens — a welcome addition for the 2026 season. With its tranquil setting and easy access to the surrounding countryside, Dixcart is an ideal place to unwind and explore the island. Garden Rooms Located on the ground floor, these rooms offer direct access to the garden terrace, overlooking the hotel’s private grounds. Each room accommodates up to two guests and can be configured as either a double or twin. All rooms include Wi-Fi, TV, and tea and coffee making facilities. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower and bath. Valley View Rooms Situated on the upper floors, these rooms enjoy views across Dixcart Valley. Each room accommodates up to two guests and can be configured as either a double or twin. All rooms include Wi-Fi, TV, and tea and coffee making facilities. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower and bath. Room Types The hotel offers the following room categories: • Valley View Rooms – located on the upper floors, overlooking Dixcart Valley • Garden Rooms – ground floor rooms with access to the garden terrace • Standard Rooms – front-facing rooms offering a more affordable option • Courtyard Family Room – a larger room suitable for families, with space for additional beds or a cot All rooms can be configured as either double or twin. Some rooms can accommodate additional fold beds or a cot depending on availability. Capacity The hotel can accommodate up to approximately 28 guests . Rates Rates vary depending on season and room category. Please contact us directly for current pricing and availability. Contact reception@dixcarthotel.com + 44 (0) 1481 832 042 Visit Website Location

< 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 £75.00 (per person, per night) Contact suebnbsark@gmail.com +44 (0) 1481 832 107 Visit Website Location