About Islandeering
lisa drewe author at islandeering

Hi and welcome to Islandeering Islandeering is for people who want adventure in Britain’s wild blue spaces – our rivers, coast, lakes, canals and islands. You will find amazing walks, paddles and swims in the UK’s most special places, those recognised for outstanding natural beauty, incredible geology or special and abundant wildlife.

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About Bryher

An island of dramatic contrasts with thundering Atlantic waves pounding Hell Bay in the west, while tranquil bays and peaceful sand beaches line the south and east coasts.

One of the smaller inhabited islands, it is known as ‘land of the hills’ due to its succession of prominent hills linked together by low-lying necks where farms and homes are clustered. The high point of the island is Watch Hill, at forty-three metres. Its main village, The Town, lies on the east coast opposite Tresco.

The island has a luxurious hotel, a campsite, a B&B and a number of self-catering cottages. For many, the local food and drink are the main reason they visit with local fish and shellfish, cafes, a pub, fine dining and a well-stocked island shop, along with a variety of home-grown produce. Bryher has two quays, Church Quay used at high water and Bar Quay used at low water, served by regular inter-island boats from St Mary’s and Tresco.

Highlights of Bryher

  • The beautiful stained glass windows depicting ocean wildlife in All saints church
  • Fresh lobster and crab from Island Fish
  • Swimming the gully at Shipman Head
  • Tattie cake from the stores
  • Explore the longest sea cave in Scilly

How to get to Bryher

Ferry from St Mary’s or Tresco; at very low tides it’s possible to walk across from Tresco (check for times: https://www.tresco.co.uk/enjoying/events/walking-tides )

Low tide event Tresco

Low tide walk between Tresco and Bryher

Bryher walking route

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