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Other sightLifeboat station
Appledore Lifeboat Station
RNLI station at the end of Irsha Street; a lifeboat has been based at Appledore since 1825.
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Attractions in Lundy
25 places from our Lundy guide, from Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho! to Lundy island. Each links to its area guide and, where we have one, its official site.
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Attractions
Attractions in Lundy
25 places
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Other sight
Other sightQuay
Appledore Quay
Quay at the mouth of the Torridge in Appledore, lined with houses and boats.
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightHistoric burial ground
Beacon Hill cemetery
Cemetery on the highest point of the island, used for at least 1,500 years, with early inscribed stones.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightMedieval bridge
Bideford Long Bridge
Grade I listed bridge across the Torridge, 677 feet long with 24 arches; in 1790 it was the longest bridge in Devon.
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
MuseumArt gallery and museum
Burton at Bideford
Art gallery and museum in Victoria Park, with collections on Bideford's history and changing exhibitions.
Indoor
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightHistoric fort
Chudleigh Fort
Civil War gun platform in East-the-Water, rebuilt in the 19th century as a stone viewpoint over the town.
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightHistoric wall
Halfway Wall
One of the three walls that cross the island, completed in the early 19th century; Quarter Wall is older.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Park or nature
Other sightBay and jetty
Landing Bay
The only beach where boats can land, sheltered from westerly winds, with the jetty and a road built in 1838.
- Lundy island, Lundy
CastleCastle
Marisco Castle
Castle above the Landing Bay, named after the island's 13th-century lords; Henry III ordered a stone tower here.
- Lundy island, Lundy
MuseumMuseum
North Devon Maritime Museum
Maritime museum in Odun House, a Georgian house in Appledore once home to ship owners and master mariners.
Indoor
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightLighthouse
North Light
Lighthouse at the northern tip, completed in 1897; the last keepers left in 1976 and it now runs on solar power.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightHistoric lighthouse
Old Light
Lighthouse of 1819-20 designed by Daniel Alexander; so high that cloud often hid it, it was replaced by two new lights in 1897.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightCovered market
Pannier Market
Victorian covered market with small artisan stalls along Butchers Row; there has been a market on the site since 1675.
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightPond
Pondsbury
Largest pond on the island, built to store water through the often dry summers.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightLighthouse
South Light
Working lighthouse of 1897 at the south-east tip, one of the two lights that replaced the Old Light.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Cathedral or church
Cathedral or churchParish church
St Mary's Church, Appledore
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Cathedral or churchParish church
St Mary's Church, Bideford
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightFog signal station
The Battery
Fog signal station of 1863 low on the western cliffs, where two cannon fired a blank shot every 10 minutes.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightGeological feature
The Earthquake
Series of narrow fissures on the west side; tradition links them to the 1755 Lisbon earthquake, but geologists doubt it.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightFormer signal station
Tibbetts
Admiralty signal station of 1909 on a high point of the island, now a Landmark Trust holiday cottage.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Other sightQuarry and memorial
VC Quarry
One of the 1860s granite quarries, with a memorial to John Pennington Harman VC, who died at Kohima in 1944.
- Lundy island, Lundy
Park or naturePark
Victoria Park
Town park opened in 1912, with a bandstand surrounded by nine cannons and listed entrance gates.
Outdoor
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
Other sightTidal pool
Westward Ho! rock pool
Seawater swimming pool on the beach at Westward Ho!, refilled by the tide.
- Bideford, Appledore & Westward Ho!, Lundy
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By area
Things to do by area in Lundy
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More about Lundy: the Lundy guide, free things to do and UK museums and galleries.
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How the flags work
What we show, and what we leave out
Every flag below comes from a source you can open. Where we hold no report, the list says "not stated" or shows nothing: it does not guess. Check the venue before you travel, because prices, hours and booking rules change.
- Type. Our own grouping of each place's kind in our destination guides (for example museum, castle or garden). It is a filter, not a rating.
- Entry (free or paid). Shown only where the venue's own website says so in plain words, read on Oct 25, 2026. 0 places here are marked free and 0 paid; the other 25 are not stated. "Free" means general admission: special exhibitions, events and facilities can still be charged. The words we relied on are on the sources page.
- Booking. We have not yet read a venue page that advises booking for these places, so there is no booking filter. Check each official site.
- Step-free. Reported status only, from OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue's own access page: 0 places have a step-free or partly step-free report. The step-free filter hides places with no report; that does not mean they are not accessible. Contact the venue.
- Indoor or outdoor. Our rules for the kind of place (2 indoor, 0 partly covered, 1 outdoor; the rest are not classed). It says nothing about opening hours or shelter on the day.
- Family-friendly. Places marked family-friendly in our guides (0 so far).
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Sources
- Our destination guides: the places, descriptions and positions come from their "Things to do" pages, which link each venue's official site.
- Venue websites, read on Oct 25, 2026 for free-entry, admission-price and booking wording. Each flag and the words behind it: flag sources.
- OpenStreetMap contributors (opens in new tab), for reported step-free tags.
- Our free things guide, which lists places whose own websites say entry is free.