Explore Sark
One of the most enchanting ways to explore Sark, is by horse and carriage. Various tours are available, which will take you through the quaint narrow lanes of Sark, to places of outstanding natural beauty. Sit back and enjoy Sark's scenery whilst the history of the Island is narrated to you by one of our cheerful enthusiastic bi-lingual drivers. We can offer a variety of carriages to suit your preference, you can share with other visitors or book a private waggonette. It is advisable to ensure that a carriage is available when you want it, visitors can arrange for their tour in advance by making a reservation on-line or contacting us directly by phone or email.
1½ hour tour - £14 per person.
This very popular guided tour shared with other visitors, will take you to the north end of Sark to visit Le Banquet or L’eperqurie for stunning coastal views and then onward to the famous La Seigneurie Gardens.
All Sark Carriages can be found at La Collinettee, which is at the top of the Sark Harbour Hill.
Private waggonette - £80
This special private guided 2hr tour will take you around the Island, stopping at some of Sark's famous beauty spots, and maybe tea at La Seigneurie Gardens. View La Coupée between big Sark and Little Sark, all in the comfort of your own private waggonette carriage.
Private Victoria Carriage - £95
Why not enjoy Sark, and travel in timeless tradition and style, in our Horse Drawn Victoria Carriage, it offers the ultimate tour experience that will stay with you forever. This private guided tour around the Island can take you to some of Sark's famous beauty spots and maybe tea at La Seigneurie Gardens, view La Coupée between big Sark and Little Sark all in the comfort of your own 3 seater Victoria carriage and if inclement weather prevails you will be secure in the knowledge that our carriage hood can be raised quickly. This very special tour is for 2 hrs at a reduced online price of £95, with your guide Liz and her Horse Tipsy.
All Sark Carriages can be found at La Collinettee, which is at the top of the Sark Harbour Hill.