Sark...

..............for the Day


A selection of photos from our day on Sark, Channel Islands

UPDATED with notes added

The passenger ferry service departs from St Peter Port, Guernsey with a journey time of approximately 50 minutes.

There are no cars on the island of Sark. Tractors, horses, bikes and walking are the usual mode of transport.
It is a small island measuring just 3.5 miles by 1.5miles. They have their own government, a school and a resident doctor.

Winston, a local horse with sturdy legs and feet took us on a two hour tour of the island in a carriage - all at a gentle pace allowing us time to listen to the birdsong and the rhythmic clip clop of hooves.

In 2011 Sark was designated the first Dark Sky Island in the world.

The main photo was taken from La Coupée looking down towards La Grand Grève. The clarity and colour of the water was amazing.

Extra photos
- Sark Harbour and ferry between Guernsey & Sark. Transport from the harbour to the town at the top of the hill
- Cueux harbour, one of the smallest working harbour in the world and access via a tunnel
- La Coupée, the gateway to Little Sark and memorial
- Transport on the island
- The golden postbox in regards to the 2012 Olympic Games.
- Remains of a window which sits on the highest point of the island, the smallest working prison in the world, the Church of England Church
- Buildings that caught my eye
- Tunnel to departure harbour on Sark, Lighthouse, horse and cart, leafy lane and metal road.


Thank you as always for your visits and gifts for the previous blip.