브라이허 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A wonderful collection of tropical plants in a perfectly landscaped park. Easily accessible by bike from the pier via the paved road along the coast, it's a must-see for day trips.

A beautiful island with a campsite

Shipman Head is a wild rocky area at the northern end of Bryher. You can walk out to the narrow part of the mainland, but you shouldn't cross to the island as it's a bird reserve.

Popplestone is apparently named after the noise that the beach makes as the retreating waves suck the sand and pebbles with them. It's a wonderful wild beach on the west coast of Bryher. Protected by deep headlands on either side, it's a wonderful place to take a stop.

The Firethorn transports visitors from St Mary's to Bryher and neighbouring Tresco. Boats run every day, but tides and weather alter the timing, so check the timetable for your travel days, this is posted at the pier the day before. There is always a boat from St Mary's to Bryher about half an hour after the Scillonian arrives from Penzance. Boats land at either the low water quay here or the high-water quay a bit further south on the same coast. The timetable boards will tell you which one to expect.

We were not consciously looking for this place. We didn't know this place existed. And so we were very surprised by the variety of plants, flowers, colors, scents. And that in the middle of the Atlantic. A dream place.

Investors at the southern tip. At high tide it is largely submerged.

Old fort from the Civil War. Beautiful view of Old Grimsby Bay which has a wonderful beach of fine sand that drops quite steeply and is ideal for swimming. In the bay, sailing ships are anchored very close to the beach, around which you can swing around.