Cruise by Brecqhou Cruises
Whilst one of the smallest Channel Islands, at just 74 acres in size, the islet of Brecqhou has a big story to tell. A tenement of Sark, Brecqhou has a historically feudal connection to its neighbouring island, and ‘ownership’ of the islet had long been debated until the Barclay brothers purchased it in the early 90s and became the only inhabitants.
As you sail by, you understand why so many would wish to stake claim to Brecqhou. It’s a little piece of paradise in the Channel, an almost completely untouched land of rocky coves, rugged rock formations and verdant countryside rising from the water. The only man-made marks are those created by the Barclay’s; look out for the impressive castle, their elegant residence and the winding pathways that weave along the islet’s shores.
Cruises to Cruise by Brecqhou



Scenic Isles, Irish Loughs & Cities • M2312
- An immersive delve into the beauty, rich culture and history of the ‘Emerald Isle’
- Experience scenic cruising of glacial waterways, see mighty cliffs and more
- Explore Irish folklore; links to Titanic; visit the home of Guinness; and even kiss the Blarney Stone



Bank Holiday Devon & Cornwall in Five Nights • M2320
- Enjoy a short, yet rewarding journey along England’s south coast
- Visit Cornwall, for highlights such as the Eden Project and Lizard Peninsula
- Explore historic Plymouth and experience scenic cruising among the Channel Islands



Scenic British Isles • T2325
- Discover the scenery and wildlife of remote isles
- In Scotland, explore rugged Orkney, Shetland and the Isle of Lewis
- Visit Guernsey, the Isles of Scilly and experience memorable scenic cruising too