Places

Hugh Town has two beaches with this one being not as sandy as its southerly neighbour Porthcressa beach.  This means Read more…

Cove Vean Beach is a sandy sheltered cove on the eastern side of St Agnes just below the sandbar that Read more…

Rushy Bay beach is white sandy and on the southern tip of Bryher. Bryher is the smallest of the five Read more…

St Martin’s Bay Beach is a stretch of multiple bays and coves split by some rock outcrops, great sand backed Read more…

Pelistry Bay Beach is a dog-friendly beach on the eastern coast of St Mary’s. It offers a great sandy beach Read more…

The Bar beach is a small sandbar that joins St. Agnes to the island of Gugh. The beach disappears at Read more…

Port Hellick Beach sits in a sheltered tidal inlet on St Mary’s south coast and the beach at low tide offers Read more…

Green Bay beach is a sandy beach backed by trees and shrub. The bay sits on the east of Bryher overlooking Read more…

An unfinished artillery fort, built above St Mary’s Pool harbour in 1552-53 Read more…

The Garrison peninsula above Porthcressa Beach at the rear of Hugh Town on St. Mary’s. Paths take you around the Read more…

Lawrence’s Bay Beach is a long, south-facing sandy beach stretching the island’s length between Higher Town and Lower Town. Sand Read more…

King Charles’s Castle is a ruined artillery fort on Tresco built between 1548 and 1551 to protect the Isles of Read more…