the Isles of Scilly...

...sublime tranquillity

28 miles Sou’ Sou’ West of Land’s End, at the very tip of Britain, lie the Isles of Scilly. This is Gulliver’s Lilliput, home to just over 2000 inhabitants on five main islands with literally hundreds of smaller rocks and Islets. White sandy beaches and crisp ozone fresh air that has been scrubbed clean by 3000 miles of Atlantic Ocean greet the visitor.

These islands have an endearing charm that will transport you back to a bygone age when people mattered and time was something to be given... and enjoyed!

The Isles of Scilly are an international holiday haven delivering a warm welcome and attracting visitors from all over the globe.

Offering an extensive range of accommodation, across the five islands, Scilly justifiably ranks as one of the world’s top holiday destinations.

The islands location keep them frost free and enable a fantastic range of succulent plants from many parts of the world flourish in this unique corner of the British Isles.

St Mary’s is the largest of the islands in the archipelago and is the ‘hub’ on which there is a small airport and the harbour that accommodates the ferry which connects the islands to Penzance, on the mainland.

Flowers have been the mainstay of the islands economy until more recent years.

Now visitors are the most important contributor to the islands wellbeing and are welcomed throughout the archipelago from the beginning of March to the end of October.

Azure seas and white sand beaches abound on Scilly making the islands a very special location that will fire your imagination and create lasting memories.

Scilly entices the visitor and instills a sense of freedom that allows you to totally unwind and forget the cares of everyday life.

The islands are easily reached by air from Exeter, Newquay and Land’s End and by sea with a daily ferry (Monday to Saturday) from Penzance.

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The world renowned gardens of Tresco abound with flora from all over the globeand were conceived in the 1830s by a man of vision, Augustus John Smith.

Today the island thrives as a private estate welcoming visitors from all the points of the compass. In fact from all the parts of the world that the gardens plants originate.

The island of Bryher can be described as an island of two halves. The softbeautiful beaches of Green Bay and Rushy Bay are contrasted by therugged granite outcrops of Shipman Head and Hell Bay from where thenext stop is America.

With beautiful long sandy beaches and an historic daymark, St Martin’s stands out as the most north easterly of the five inhabited islands.

The uninhabited Eastern Isles lie to the south and offer the visitor afascinating insight to the marine wildlife that abounds on Scilly

St Agnes is the most South Westerly inhabited island in the UK... it is also one of the most beautiful parts of the country.

When you sit at Covean with the tide in and the sun shining you could believeyou were in the Caribbean.

The tiny archipelago that is the Isles of Scilly is a ‘must go’ destination and can be accessed by air and by sea. Tickets can be booked online or by actually talking to a real person which can makeso much difference.

So come and experience the difference, come and experience a tranquillity that will make a difference,come and experience the Isles of Scilly.

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