< Back La Valette Bedrooms 3 Sleeps 6 Self Catering About La Valette sits nestled in a valley to the east of the island. It is a very quiet area yet just a 5-minute walk will bring you to the closest restaurant and the shops. The ‘Middle House’ accommodates six people in three bedrooms and is fully equipped with all bed linen and towels and all the facilities needed for self-catering. La Valette is a Farmhouse and can accommodate 6 people. Terms per week: £1,500.00 Minimun 3 Days £250.00 per day Contact zoe_adams@yahoo.co.uk +44 (0) 1481 832 205 Visit Website Location

< Home Gouliot Headland An official RAMSAR site. The Headland gained it's RAMSAR status in 2007 and is recognised worldwide for its unique animal and plant life, particularly in the Gouliot Caves, which boast a colourful patchwork of marine life including sponges, anemones and corals. The headland above the caves is a blanket of bluebells and primroses in Spring and lush green ferns in Summer. Botanists may also spot white bluebells and the rare sand crocus. Walking on the headland is a delight. Whether its picnicking on a bench, watching the sunset over the panoramic sea view or saying hello to the resident sheep and goats that graze the area.

< Back Clos d'Iris Bedrooms 7 Sleeps 14 Self Catering About A Touch of class . . . Self-Catering Accommodation … Maximum Occupancy 14 GUESTS - 2 INFANTS 7 MASSIVE Bedrooms 4 Super-King with En-Suite 1 Super-King with En-Suite and door leading to 1 Twin Bedroom 1 Twin Bedroom Spacious Kitchen Dining Room and Utility Room Large Atrium Room with doors opening to terrace Garden with garden furniture and BBQ Plush carpeted lounge with contemporary wood-burner FINISHING TOUCHES . . . Plasma TV - DVD - iPod Dock - Wi-Fi Hairdryer in each bedroom Larder Fridge - Blender - Microwave Dishwasher - Washing Machine Cot - High Chair - Available upon request RELAX... Your very own spacious and stylish 'home from home' Family friendly and perfect for couples sharing Short wander to the Shops, Restaurants and Inns Contact room@mrhesters.com +44 (0) 7781 161 010 Visit Website Location

< Back La Chasse Marette Bedrooms 3 Sleeps 6 Self Catering About A newly refurbished house. Central location opposite the church, five minutes walk from the village. Conveniently situated for access to beaches, shops and restaurants. Accommodates 6 persons (plus one child and one cot). One double room and one twin/double room with additional bed if needed. Both with en-suite shower rooms. Third twin room has a separate shower room/wc. Spacious lounge with TV and stunning views. Kitchen/diner with gas hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, dish-washer. Utility room with washing machine. Central heating throughout. Free WiFi. Outside west facing deck with table, chairs and barbeque for summer evening dining. Very close to the Dark Skies Observatory. Star-gazing can be arranged. Terms per day: from £250.00 to £380.00 Terms per week from: £1,750.00 to £2,660.00 Sleeps 6 plus one infant and one child. Contact chassemarette@outlook.com +44 (0) 7577 574 036 Visit Website Location

< Back Pourquoi Pas Bedrooms 4 Sleeps 9 Self Catering About A newly refurbished house for 2026, only 15 minutes’ walk from the village boasting gorgeous coastal views and cliff top scenery in the grounds of Plaisance, where the internationally renowned Caragh Chocolates is based. The location also benefits from being just minutes’ walk away from some of Sark’s most popular beaches and bays as well as La Coupee connecting you to Little Sark. The large garden and swimming pool provides the perfect setting for relaxation and fun, ideal for families or a weekend getaway. Pool open from May to September. The house can accommodate 9 people which includes a double room with balcony and sea views, a triple room and two twin bedrooms which all have flat screen TVs as well as tea and coffee making facilities. The property has three bathrooms in total and a washing and ironing room. The kitchen is fully equipped with a large twin gas cooker, fridge freezer and dishwasher. The property is heated throughout and available all year round but also benefits from a log burner in the living room. Contact saca@cwgsy.net +44 (0) 07781 132260 Visit Website Location

< Home Visitor Centre The original Girls School. The Visitor Centre was originally built as a Girls' School in 1841 by Seigneur Ernest Le Pelley. It was part of a project, envisaged by his brother, Pierre Le Pelley lll and Rev Cachemaille, whereby surplus money being generated by the new silver mining venture would be used to benefit Sark’s community. When foundations were dug it was discovered that this was in fact the site of the Island’s first cemetery. The Girls' School eventually became the co-ed Infant & Junior School until 2005 when the new school opened and it was turned into the Tourism Centre & Societe Sercquaise Heritage Room.

< Home Sark Henge Commemorating 450 years of Fiefdom. Sark Henge was built in 2015 to commemorate the 450 year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth I granting the Fief of Sark to Helier De Carteret, Seigneur of St Ouen, on 6th August 1565. Nine stones of Jersey granite, previously used by Helier’s tenants as gate hinges to enclose their fields, were erected in a ring to represent the nine medieval territories: Fort, Moinerie, Ville, Valette, Avant le Creux, Dixcart, Bourel, Beauregard, Petit Sercq. Each of the nine stones is aligned with a local landmark or by the sun, marking the winter and summer solstice and the spring and autumn equinox.

< Home St. Peter's Church Built in 1820 to promote Anglicanism. During the Napoleonic Wars, popular hostility and the rise of Methodism had undermined the authority of the Seigneur and his Ministers. A Sark Parish Church was conceived as a means of re-establishing the authority of Anglicanism in Sark. The Church was built in 1820 on what was once the site of a wooden tower housing the ‘Island Bell’, which now hangs at the Chief Pleas building. Funding came partly from the 40 Tenemant landowners who subscribed to the family pews, still in existence today. Seigneur Reverend W. T. Collings had a keen interest in contemporary Gothic architecture and in 1877 he re-designed the east end with an ornate chancel and clock tower. The pulpit was installed in 1883 in memory of Reverend J.L.V. Cachemaille.

< Home The Prison The smallest working prison in the world. The original Sark Prison stood near to where St. Peter's Church is today. Over time it became dilapidated and by 1832 the Arsenal was being used as an interim prison, despite being entirely unfit for purpose. The little barrel-roofed two-celled prison we know today was eventually built in 1856 and until recently it was the world’s smallest working prison. By this we mean that it was not just a holding cell but a prison that someone could be sentenced to. Judicial powers granted to Sark in 1583 allowed a prisoner to be held for a maximum of two days. If the crime was severe enough to warrant further punishment the offender would be sent to Guernsey prison.

< 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

< Home The Mill The highest point on Sark. Until the 20th century Sark’s economy was based on agriculture and a reliable mill was essential to sustain the original settlers. In 1571 Helier DeCarteret built this windmill, carving his coat of arms on the north lintel to signify the Seigneur’s right to a monopoly over the milling of grain. This may be the earliest date on a vernacular building in the Channel Islands. The Mill sits on Sark’s highest ground, at 110m above sea level where the wind blows freely. It has survived well, despite a fire in 1797 by locals protesting the Seigneur’s monopoly and decapitation by the German forces in 1940 to make a lookout platform. Restoration began in 1951 and was led by the artist Arthur Bradbury. Further restoration in the late 90s was needed to save the mill from further dilapidation.

< Back Les Ronche Bedrooms 1 Sleeps 2 Self Catering About Welcome! My name is Andrew Prevel, and my family have been on Sark since 1565 so I am well versed in local history and knowledge of my island home. It’s always a pleasure to talk to visitors about the history and archaeology of the island, and the flora and fauna which is also a passion of mine. Les Ronche Apartment is only a minute or two away from the centre of the village, and the central location makes it the perfect base to start exploring Sark. At night, it’s a wonderful walk back under a blanket of stars. The apartment consists of a beautifully designed bedroom which can be a twin or super-king and sleeps 2, with a large en-suite shower room. There is a bright and open kitchen/dining area and sitting room. The kitchenette has electric facilities, of a two-ringed hob, a combination microwave, a fridge and plenty of storage. You can use the extendable table for your meals. There is also free WiFi. Outside you will find a sunny courtyard, with use of a porch/small sunroom and outdoor chairs and table. Terms per week: £550.00 to £550.00 Terms per night: £130 (min 3 nights) Contact andrew.prevel@suremail.gg +44 (0) 7781 113 827 Visit Website Location