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Caption:
 Wild Flowers in Dixcart Valley
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Sark is the smallest of the four main Channel Islands, located some 80 miles off the south coast of England. Whilst only three miles long, and a mile and a half wide, it boasts 40 miles of what must be one of the most picturesque coastlines anywhere in the world.
There are no cars, giving Sark an enchantment which is quite unique; its spell draws visitors back for their holidays, year after year. A wide range of accommodation is available on Sark, from award-winning hotels and restaurants, to self-catering and campsites.
About this site
This web site is the official online presence for the Island of Sark, Channel Islands.
This site represents the most comprehensive source of information about the island, and its community.
Browse available accommodation, book flights and shipping transfers, buy local craft items, and keep up-to-date with life on Sark.
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Between the 7th May and 16th June, Sark celebrated the wealth of animals which can be observed in and around Sark. Puffins and dolphins were the 'stars' last year but an unusual 'sailor by the wind', a rare jelly fish also made an appearance for those on one of Sue Daly's rock pool walks.
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For week ending, 7th December 2007
: 'The beginning of December and the countdown to Christmas begins. The first Advent candle is lit in the Methodist Church by children taking part in the annual Toy Service. This charming service has been going for several decades; children bring toys in very good condition to church in time for them to be...'
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