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Sark, one of the Channel Islands, sits between Guernsey and Jersey approximately 80 miles south of England, in the English Channel. Home to just 600 residents, the island is known for its banishment of cars from roads, with locals opting for horse and carriage instead, and is reputed to be the smallest independent feudal state in Europe.
Consisting of two main sections: Greater and Little Sark, the island, as a whole, is a culmination of geographical marvels. The standout feature, La Coupee, is a long and narrow isthmus reaching 250ft high, linking the two main islands which once represented a precarious hiking route until safety fences were erected in 1900. Never too far from the sea, you can enjoy the coastal scenery consisting of a mix of sandy and shingle beaches, natural rock formations and flower-filled caves. Moreover, recognised as the world’s first Dark Sky Island in 2011, Sark’s immaculate night skies are some of the finest in the continent for stargazing, so be sure to visit the local observatory.
As interesting as the scenery, the unique way of life on Sark is one of its biggest appeals. Ticking along slower than mainland Britain, the island’s unequalled tranquillity is owed to the absence of cars, buses, trains, roads, and the friendliness of the locals. Sark is a place to escape the stresses of modern living and immerse yourself in untouched nature. The best time to visit is spring, when the pastoral hills erupt into colour thanks to flourishing primroses, bluebells, foxgloves, wild roses and hundreds more species of wild flower.
Linking the island with Jersey, also of the Channel Islands, ferries to Sark arrive on the east coast from St Helier. With a choice of four sailings per week, the crossing usually lasts just over an hour and is run by a leading operator in the archipelago.
"Manche Ile Express "
An excellent, efficient and well run service. Would highly recommend
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"Smooth experience"
I have recently travelled to France & back via the Victor Hugo from Jersey. This was my second experience & once again as last year, was a pleasurable experience. Yes you have to queue to collect your boarding ticket, but other than that, found the experience to be be very relaxing. The boat crew are very friendly & did not wince carrying my 20k suitcase down the steps & onto the boat. The seats are very roomy & comfortable onboard & there is a basic refreshment bar & duty free to keep you occupied during the 1 hour 5 minute crossing & the staff speak great English, if you are like me & your French is poor! Made to feel welcome & the crew always say goodbye as you disembark & if like me you have bulky luggage, you will find it waiting for you on the quayside when you get off. Perfect!!
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"Well worth a vist by ferry"
If only there had been better signage at Granville we could have got on the boat without any trouble. Nobody told us to exchange our internet booking with tickets and on the return nobody told us we needed boarding cards. Otherwise, the trip was quite pleasant.
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"Good Breakfast!"
We had a smooth and trouble - free trip, excellent breakfast - especially the sausages! The staff were very good and helpful and polite, we'd usae this service again
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