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When you book a Sark Island Hotel you are not restricted to just one hotel, you can enjoy the benefits and facilities of all our hotels, including our award winning restaurants. If you’ve gone for an early morning ocean swim or taken an adventurous walk there is no rush to get back to your hotel. Any of the restaurants of our four hotels will welcome you – be it for breakfast, lunch or dinner – including guests staying on a half-board basis. It means that you can see more of Sark and enjoy your evening meal in a different restaurant each night.

Description

Sark Island is part of the Channel Isles and just a quick and easy ferry ride from Guernsey, which you can fly to or get a ferry. If you want an action packed holiday or weekend away somewhere different then this really is a great option.

Sark Island is 3 miles long and 1.5 miles wide. You can explore on foot, by bicycle or by horse-drawn carriage. The island is family-friendly, unhurried and uncluttered – a place where a short break from the whirl of modern life can feel like a long vacation.

Where To Stay

Sark Island Hotels is a collection of four classic hotels, offering the very best in Channel Island hospitality - excellent service, luxury accommodation and a seasonal cuisine, sourced sustainably from all that is caught, grown and reared on Sark.

A stone’s throw from France and only a few hours from the UK, the Isle of Sark has no cars, no streetlights and the freshest air.


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So Much To Do

Sark Island Hotels combined with Adventure Sark to offer a great range of fun and exciting activities.

Coasteering - if you are looking for an exciting and exhilarating experience then this is a must. Scrambling rocks, jumping from challenging heights, swimming in gullys, exploring caves. This is a great adventure for individuals, families and groups.

Sea Kayaking - a great adventure around the island exploring caverns and secluded bays and for those looking for more challenging conditions our instructors and guides can show you the best spots.

Archery - This really is a fun, sociable and competitive activity, great for families, parties and stag and hen groups.

The island also has a great selection of activities to enjoy, from hiring a bike or touring the vineyards and much more:

Cycling

Fishing

Diving

Carriage Rides

Boat Trips

Clay Pigeon Shooting

Fabulous Walks


Aval du Creux Hotel
Situated at the top of Harbour Hill, the Aval du Creux Hotel is conveniently located for travellers to Sark and its proximity to the Village ensures that nothing is very far away. Set in its own grounds the stylish granite exteriors of the main hotel with its Lodge and Turret buildings offer guests the very best in Channel Island hospitality. The staff’s friendly and informed professionalism ensures that guests gain maximum enjoyment from everything that Sark can offer.

La Moinerie Hotel
From the ruins of an old farm and on the site of a medieval monastery, La Moinerie Hotel has been lovingly restored. Its rustic simplicity and charm are complemented by the Channel Islands’ very highest standards of accommodation and dining in a location that is both quiet and secluded. Secreted away on the west side of Sark, the hotel is reached by the cobbled lane that winds through the small hamlet of stone buildings and guest lodges that makes up La Moinerie Hotel and Restaurant.

Hotel Petit Champ
The peaceful atmosphere of Hotel Petit Champ with its outlook across sheep-grazed fields to the islands of the Bailiwick is perfect for guests who want to truly relax. With ten en suite rooms enjoying sea views and some with private balconies the hotel is never crowded or rushed. Your stay here is enhanced by the quality of the cuisine and a restaurant that provides an extensive menu for both casual and more formal dining. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and croquet lawn while, indoors, guests can relax in the light and airy conservatory lounge, the television and library lounge or at the well-stocked, cosy bar.

Dixcart Bay Hotel
The cobbled courtyard, the stylish covered walkways and the Conservatory Restaurant that sits level with the tree canopy reinforce the impression of understated refinement. Behind the hotel the neat lawns slope away into the woods where the Dixcart Valley then winds gently towards the beach in Dixcart Bay.

A web of paths weaves through the woods, the Jaspellerie vineyards and along the magnificent coastline, providing wonderful views of Jersey and a very real chance of glimpsing a peregrine falcon. This haunt of poets, painters and authors really is the most magical of locations.