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Pounded by Atlantic waves on one side, yet blessed with calm sandy beaches on the other, Bryher is an island of dramatic contrast - the perfect place to enjoy a taste of untamed Scilly. Around 80 people are lucky enough to call it home.
Bryher's fame extends far beyond Scilly's shores: the luxurious Hell Bay hotel has won many an award. The little island is also the setting of the film, "When the Whales Came", based on Michael Morpurgo's novel inspired by the island. Samson Hill on the southern end of the island was the site of the birdman's cottage.
Whether you're exploring rocky coves, lazing on white sandy beaches or hiking up one of its small granite hills for some great views, Bryher serves up a wonderful sense of freedom and purity. You can admire the granite stacks on Shipman Head - and get up close at low tide if you're happy to scramble the rocks; you can watch the Atlantic rollers thunder into Hell Bay (spectacular in winter!), and you can enjoy the calm and tranquillity of Rushy Bay overlooking Samson.
The entire island is criss-crossed by tracks and dotted with stalls selling fresh produce including farm eggs, local vegetables, freshly landed seafood and mouth-watering island fudge.
The Bryher Shop is an excellent spot to purchase tasty treats such a tatty cake and freshly made bread as well as everything they need for a great holiday which, on request, can even be delivered in advance to your accommodation.
Right next door to the shop is Bryher Gallery - a friendly independent space showcasing local and Cornish artisans including a range of original paintings by artists such as Bryher’s own Richard Pearce.
Hut 62 offers boats and kayaks for hire, and you can get chandlery supplies from Bennett Boatyard.
There are also a number of eateries, including the Hell Bay Hotel, The Crab Shack, Olivia's Kitchen and Fraggle Rock, one of Britain's smallest bars, offering sumptuous lunches and suppers, light snacks and cream teas.
On Bryher, explore rugged cliffs and pristine beaches, perfect for hiking, swimming…
Indulge in luxury at the Hell Bay Hotel, or experience the great outdoors by camping…
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Explore beautiful St. Mary's, the largest island in the archipelago, where history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture come together. Wander through Hugh Town, visit ancient sites, and enjoy breath-taking coastal walks, tranquil beaches, and scenic viewpoints
Tresco, the second-largest of the Isles of Scilly, is a privately-run island known for its luxury and tranquillity. Home to the world-famous Abbey Garden, it boasts stunning subtropical landscapes, pristine beaches, and elegant places to stay.
St. Martin's is a true beach paradise, boasting miles of pristine white sands framed by lush marram-topped dunes and swaying palm trees. This idyllic island offers a tranquil escape with its stunning coastal beauty and tropical ambiance.
Discover the wild beauty of Britain’s most south-westerly outpost, where ancient Bronze Age burial sites and barren heathland paint a picture of the island’s rich past. Its rugged landscapes and unique wildlife offer a perfect blend of adventure and serenity, making it an ideal escape for history…
Explore the uninhabited islands of the Isles of Scilly, where some hold traces of past communities, and others remain untouched sanctuaries for birds and wildlife. These islands offer a unique blend of history, mystery, and unspoiled natural beauty.
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