The WW2 British Commando Raids On Sark

During this special walk we follow the actual routes of the Operation Hardtack 7 (1943) and Operation Basalt (1942) British Commando raids, that resulted in Adolf Hitler’s infamous Commando Order which was responsible for the deaths of thousands of allied soldiers. We also visit the field where an RAF Lancaster bomber crash-landed in November 1943 after mistaking Sark for the Isle of Wight and, if time permits, a German underground tunnel

Meeting start point: Outside the Sark Shipping Office, White Rock

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Meeting point bus routes: All routes to town

Timing: Sunday 14 September at 8:00am-4:20pm

Price: £20

Difficulty: Hike

Approx length of walk: 4-5 miles

Guide: Tim Osborne

Accreditation: Silver

Booking: timobeanie@gmail.com BOOKINGS REQUIRED

Please note that some tours will require booking in advance to secure your space and may not go ahead if no bookings have been taken. In all cases it is advisable to register your interest with the relevant guide in advance to allow for any last-minute changes.