Sark Visitor Centre — Attraction in Sark

Sark is a strange, sad place, suffering from the effects of changing patterns of tourism, depopulation and the effects of the Barclay brothers. The high street is a depressing place, with a lot of unoccupied shops. We had a bit of a struggle/walk to find a cup of tea. The charity shop supporting the local health service is a gem. The Senieurery (?spelling) is the place for lunch. Houses and hotels are falling into dereliction. The village hall is excellent and we were lucky enough to see the annual village flower and vegetable show. The island itself is however, beautiful. Take a carriage ride. No cars, only tractors,...

Lovely trip to beautiful island. Atmosphere somewhat spoiled by the rude a curt attitude displayed by tall mature lady serving (or not!) at the house of the Seignour. Can forgive not being able to get food or drink at a cafe (!)because they have a large pre-booked choir visiting, but that is not excuse for such a rude reception. Everybody else on the island - including Winston the horse, were very pleasant and welcoming. Sadly it does look as if there is need of some investment to maximise the appeal of such a...

Sark is a beautiful island with steep cliffs on all sides. Most beaches are accessible via a steep path that zigzags down the cliff. The best way to get about is bike, hire online in advance - all bikes were already booked when we arrived. We had a day trip there on a Saturday. We were surprised that a hen party and stag party had chosen a day trip there too - incongruous! Our trip back on the boat with the two raucous groups were the longest 50...