Window in the Rock
A rectangular opening cut into a sea cliff in the 19th century by the Seigneur, framing a view over the Port du Moulin bay.
The Window in the Rock lies on the island's northwest coast. In the 19th century Seigneur William Collings cut this square opening into the cliff face to enjoy the sea view. Through it you can look down over Port du Moulin bay and out to Guernsey and Herm in the distance. It is about a 15-minute walk along a path from the garden beside the Seigneurie, and it can be combined with the Port du Moulin hike. The ground in front of the opening is uneven and the cliff has no railings, so take care with children.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Port du Moulin
- La Seigneurie Gardens
- St Peter's Church
- Sark Prison
- La Coupée
- Dixcart Bay
- Derrible Bay
- Sark Henge