Creux Harbour
Le Creux
Said to be one of the smallest harbors in the world, reachable only through rock tunnels. It is a classic image of Sark.
Le Creux is Sark's old harbor, enclosed by towering cliffs. It is said to be one of the smallest harbors in the world, and boats can only enter and leave the island through two rock tunnels cut in the 16th and 19th centuries. Today, ferries from Guernsey mostly dock at nearby Maseline Harbour, and only switch to Le Creux at low tide or in rough seas. After landing, you can ride a tractor-pulled "tractor bus" uphill for about £1, or walk about 15 minutes to the village. The harbor has a small beach and a café.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Sark Henge
- Derrible Bay
- Sark Prison
- Dixcart Bay
- St Peter's Church
- La Seigneurie Gardens
- La Coupée
- Window in the Rock