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About Sark |
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Sark is a small and unique island making up part of the British Channel Islands, situated about 160 kilometres from the south coast of England in the Gulf of St Malo.Sark enjoys a moderate climate with mild winters, and warm summers, making it a gardener's paradise. The island is approximately 2 kilometres by 5 kilometres and is made up of Big Sark and Little Sark which are linked by the spectacular causeway of La Coupee. |
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Sark is renowned for its spectacular coast line and crystal clear waters and boasts several fine beaches. Cars are banned, so transport is restricted to horse and carriage, bicycles and walking, making the island a haven of peace and quiet. Tractors are used on the island but are strictly licensed and are only used for agricultural work and carting goods around the island. Tractors can not be used as private transport. The island is self governing with its own parliament known as Chief Pleas which is presided over by the island’s Seigneur. For full details of Sark’s constitution please visit www.sark.gov.gg Sark has several grocery stores, a Post Office with hardware store, branches of both HSBC and NatWest Banks, two public houses and a number of fine hotels and restaurants. Sark has no airport so travel to the island is more commonly via Guernsey which has an international airport served by many UK and European routes. Full details of links to Sark can be found on www.sark-tourism.com. A short ferry ride of about 45 minutes from St Peter Port harbour in Guernsey brings you to the Sark harbour. |
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