Sark is nestled between the bigger Channel Islands of Guernsey and Jersey. Unlike the other islands, Sark has no cars, paved roads or street lights, only bicycles, horse-drawn carriages and tractors. 

As a result there is a sense of peacefulness and freedom on Sark that is hard to come by in this busy modern world. Not to mention the amazing star gazing that is possible with Sark's lack of light pollution.

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This little island has a rich heritage and colourful history, evident in the many historical sites dating back through thousands of years and many different eras. Sark is also gaining popularity for the active lifestyle it promotes, allowing visitors to explore and have fun in pristine environments. There is no such thing as mass tourism here, no overcrowding or rush hour traffic. Every visitor has the opportunity to discover the island at their own pace, with space to breathe and appreciate the wonderful natural settings and stunning views around every corner.