Visit 3 islands in one day - St Agnes for a morning stroll; Tresco for lunch and a visit to the Abbey Garden; then Bryher for afternoon tea - ideal for those on a short visit to the islands!
Day trips to all off islands are also offered, plus trips to view seals and birds, trips to unhabited islands such as St Helen's and Tean and evening trips to St Agnes for a stroll and a pint.
Call Tim on 07778 198454 or 01720 422187, or buy tickets from Tideline shop in Hugh Town. Daily trip information can be found on boards in Hugh Town. Max 12 passengers.
| 2019 (1 Mar 2019 - 31 Oct 2019) |
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* Boat trips run from March through to October.
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