CORNWALL LIVING & DRIFT - 2021

DSCOVER YOUR FAVOURITE ISLAND

An Island Overview

The Isles of Scilly share a common atmosphere, perspective, and pace of life, but each island has its own unique charms- and every visitor quickly finds a favourite – a quiet bond with one island that, for them, feels that little bit more special than the others. But there’s no rush: after all, you’ll have five inhabited islands and countless deserted ones to explore. Each has its own allure, and they all share a friendly atmosphere, a dry humour, and the relaxed, Scillonian pace of life.

AN ISLAND ADVENTURE

For you and your pet

Here at Isles of Scilly Travel we understand that your dog is part of the family and travelling to the Isles of Scilly means you don’t have to leave them behind.

Think long coastal walks, paddling in shallow waters and evenings curled up in front of the fire. With most of the beaches being dog friendly and miles of countryside walking, it’s the perfect dog friendly holiday destination.

NATURE

The flora and fauna

A visit to Tresco is a must for garden lovers. The world famous Tresco Abbey Gardens has flowering plants all year round with flora staring to unfold in spring. Described as the perennial Kew without glass you’ll see more than 20,000 species of plants from all over the world – it’s definitely a must see. As well as its world-famous plant collection, the Abbey Garden’s walled network of pathways and sculptures means there’s a surprise around every corner.

LANDSCAPES

The beaches

Long coastal walks, leisurely paddles between the bays there’s no doubt Scilly has some of the most picturesque beaches in the UK. Home to more than 35 stunning white sandy beaches and magical hidden coves with crystal-clear turquoise waters. You’re rarely more than 10 minutes walk from one and there’s a good chance you’ll have it all to yourself. Our favourites include Great Bay on St. Martins and Bar Point on St. Mary’s.