🇨🇶 flag: Sark Emoji — Meaning, Copy & Paste

What Does the flag: Sark Emoji 🇨🇶 Mean?

A white banner with the red Cross of St. George and a smaller Norman flag (two yellow lions on red) in the canton represents this tiny self-governing Channel Island. Sark is one of the smallest constitutional jurisdictions in the world, sitting between Guernsey and Jersey, famously car-free and known for its dark skies (Sark was the world's first 'Dark Sky Island').

Encoded in Unicode 16.0 (2024) — making this one of the newest flag emojis on the platform — it uses the CQ regional indicators. The emoji appears in stargazing posts, niche travel recaps, and constitutional-trivia threads (Sark only abolished its feudal system in 2008). Coded in Unicode 16.0 from CQ, it pairs with star, telescope, and bicycle emojis.

Visitors travel by boat from Guernsey and explore by tractor-pulled toast rack or bike, making it a quirky and quiet destination. Sark also features the world's first International Dark Sky Community designation. Visitors enjoy horse-drawn carriages and rented bicycles, and the unique La Coupée isthmus walk between Big Sark and Little Sark is iconic for Channel Island travelers.