Port du Moulin
A quiet bay below the Window in the Rock, with sea arches and a pebble beach. It is reached by a walk down a footpath.
Port du Moulin is a quiet bay on the northwest coast of Sark. From near the Seigneurie, a path through the woods and a set of steps lead down for about 20 minutes to a pebble beach. At low tide you can see natural sea arches and sea stacks called "Les Autelets." The water is clear, making it good for summer swimming and picnics. The way back involves a long climb up steps, so visitors with limited stamina should take it slowly. The bay has no facilities at all, so bring your own water and take your litter with you.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Window in the Rock
- La Seigneurie Gardens
- St Peter's Church
- Sark Prison
- La Coupée
- Dixcart Bay
- Derrible Bay
- Sark Henge