Marisco Castle, Lundy island

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Lundy island: tips and FAQs

Lokale kennis en veelgestelde vragen

Lokale kennis

Tips voor uw bezoek

Watch the return time

The Oldenburg sails back at a set time, and on a day trip that decides how far north you can walk. Check the time when you land.

Mind the cliff edges

The Lundy Field Society describes the Montagu Steps as distinctly dangerous; keep to the paths near the western cliffs.

Book stays with the Landmark Trust

All accommodation on Lundy is let by the Landmark Trust. Its website refused our automated check, so we do not list properties: book there directly.

Bring what you need

The island has one shop and one pub, so carry water, waterproofs and food for a long walk.

Veelgestelde vragen

Veelgestelde vragen

Where is Lundy island?

Lundy island is in Lundy, England. A granite island in the Bristol Channel with three lighthouses, a castle and seabird cliffs. Nearby stops and stations include The jetty, Landing Bay, Winter helicopter.

How long do I need in Lundy island?

A day trip gives a few hours ashore; stay longer to reach the north end. Allow longer if you plan to eat out or visit several attractions.

Wat zijn de hoogtepunten?

Highlights include Old Light, Marisco Castle, St Helen's Church. See the Things to do page for more.

Hoe komt u er?

Nearby: The jetty, Landing Bay (MS Oldenburg from Bideford and Ilfracombe); Winter helicopter (Helicopter from Hartland Point). The Getting there page links to the official timetables and journey planners.

Waar kunt u eten en drinken?

We list 1 places to eat and drink in and around Lundy island, with filters to help you choose.

Waar kan ik overnachten?

We do not list places to stay inside Lundy island. The Where to stay page shows the nearest ones in other Lundy areas, with distances.

Is Lundy island accessible?

De toegankelijkheid verschilt per straat, gebouw en locatie. Raadpleeg vóór vertrek de toegankelijkheidsinformatie van elke bezienswaardigheid of vervoerder.

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