Sark 28 & 29 July 2010

Channel Ribs · 30 June 2010, 11:36

Following on from the Alderney Floptilla 2010 thread, would there be any interest in a camping trip to Sark immediately after the Solent run?

http://www.sark.info/index.cfm?fusea...ntent&cmid=614

It is the start of the school holidays so we have thought the mid-week might be good.

Erin · 30 June 2010, 16:00

Yes!

Perhaps some details of camping arrangements on Sark will be helpful, and of course anchoring now that they've decided to be even more insular and remove some visitors buoys. If I find some links I'll post them up.

Keith

GJ0KYZ · 30 June 2010, 16:31

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Originally Posted by Erin

Yes!

Perhaps some details of camping arrangements on Sark will be helpful, and of course anchoring now that they've decided to be even more insular and remove some visitors buoys. If I find some links I'll post them up.

Keith

I hear there are now some visitors' buoys in Dixcart Bay. I like the moorings in Havre Gosselin myself; it's quite sheltered there.

Channel Ribs · 30 June 2010, 16:46

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Originally Posted by Erin

some details of camping arrangements on Sark

The link I posted has details for the camp sites and mooring buoys

Erin · 30 June 2010, 20:52

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Originally Posted by malthouse

The link I posted has details for the camp sites and mooring buoys

Ah, so it does. Must read messages properly before replying in future.

Trevor G · 05 July 2010, 08:34

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Originally Posted by malthouse

Following on from the Alderney Floptilla 2010 thread, would there be any interest in a camping trip to Sark immediately after the Solent run?
It is the start of the school holidays so we have thought the mid-week might be good.

For us It would be good to run to Sark Sunday - probably to co-incide with with the Floptilla leaving Alderney, and stay a few nights before heading back to Southampton - all weather dependent of course!
Trev

Ginger Crew · 09 July 2010, 12:15

I'd like to do Sark as well, but I need to tag it on the end of the Alderney trip i.e. Alderney Fri/Sat/Sun then Sark Mon 26 & Tue27 then back to IOW on the Tuesday, but I would like to do this in company if thats possible. Regards Chris

Trevor G · 09 July 2010, 23:03

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Originally Posted by Ginger Crew

I'd like to do Sark as well, but I need to tag it on the end of the Alderney trip i.e. Alderney Fri/Sat/Sun then Sark Mon 26 & Tue27 then back to IOW on the Tuesday, but I would like to do this in company if thats possible. Regards Chris

Hi Chris
That fits in with our plans - so I guess we'll firm up on timing and where to go (ie where to aim for on Sark) whilst on Alderney on Fri/Sat/Sun.
Trevor

Channel Ribs · 10 July 2010, 07:09

We cant stay early in the week, but may well come along with you guys on the Monday for a day trip.

Paul Cannell · 10 July 2010, 12:02

What is the distance from Braye to Sark?

Channel Ribs · 10 July 2010, 16:53

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Originally Posted by Paul Cannell

What is the distance from Braye to Sark?

About 20 miles.

gotchiguy · 11 July 2010, 21:12

Thought I should put my hand up on this thread so as to be kept in the loop, I have only shown interest in this from the other thread so far, but we are definitely up for this still and look forward to exploring Sark

I would have thought that it would make obvious sense to have it follow directly on from the Alderney trip if there is actually still any debate over this?

Channel Ribs · 12 July 2010, 07:05

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Originally Posted by gotchiguy

I would have thought that it would make obvious sense to have it follow directly on from the Alderney trip if there is actually still any debate over this?

I think Erin is flexible on dates, we are the only ones that would have to wait until Wednesday but may well come along for a day trip anyway.

Erin · 12 July 2010, 07:57

Yep, doesn't matter too much to me when we go.

martini · 14 July 2010, 07:33

Useful contact number for those going to Sark, the moorings are looked after by Andy Leaman, his mobile is 07781400447

gotchiguy · 15 July 2010, 15:31

Just a quick question... what are you all planning on doing on Sunday when zee iiingliish are going home?

I thought maybe cruise up with them for a few miles then break of and go for lunch in Cherbourg might be an idea?

Trevor G · 15 July 2010, 22:22

If all goes to plan and we end up at Sark - as this isn't far from Guernsey does anyone know if we will be better off (cost wise) fuelling up in Guernsey or Alderney?
I think last year Alderney was at about 96p and Guernsey was about 65p - but as we filled up in Alderney maybe my Guernsey price was just fantasy.
Trev

martini · 16 July 2010, 06:37

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Originally Posted by Trevor G

If all goes to plan and we end up at Sark - as this isn't far from Guernsey does anyone know if we will be better off (cost wise) fuelling up in Guernsey or Alderney?
I think last year Alderney was at about 96p and Guernsey was about 65p - but as we filled up in Alderney maybe my Guernsey price was just fantasy.
Trev

I think the Guernsey price is in the region of 75p at the mo

Channel Ribs · 16 July 2010, 08:15

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Originally Posted by Trevor G

If all goes to plan and we end up at Sark - as this isn't far from Guernsey does anyone know if we will be better off (cost wise) fuelling up in Guernsey or Alderney?

Roadside price here at the moment is 119p.

The last price I paid in St Peter Port (Boatworks+) was 79p.

Trevor G · 16 July 2010, 17:16

Thanks Guys - looks like I'll be re-fuelling in Guernsey then!