Lundy

Lundy Island has been described as "a 400 foot granite outcrop in the Bristol Channel" but this only hints at the unique experience it offers each visitor. For some it is the sense of solitude and escape, for others it is the beauty of the natural environment. Located 12 miles off the Devon Coast, the island is three miles north to south and half a mile wide guaranteeing spectacular coastal views at every turn. 

Our most ambitious heritage location to date, you can now hire an all-terrain Tramper scooter to explore this unique and beautiful island. The Tramper can allow you to access a large proportion of the footpaths and tracks on the island and enjoy the views, natural beauty and tranquility. 

To find out more about the Tramper here, visit the Countryside Mobility website. 

For more information about what the island offers and to book your stay, visit the Lundy website.

Easy read interpretation - a guide which details the history and stories behind the site in plain English, supported by imagery. Pick up your copy at reception or download by clicking the image below.

Large print format - designed to help people with visual impairments understand the history and stories at the site. Available now at Lundy or by downloading below.

Download large print booklet HERE

Download map of Lundy Island HERE

Download map of Lundy village HERE

BSL Guided Tour - You can now enjoy the history and stories behind this place by borrowing a tablet loaded with British Sign Language videos at the site. You can also view them on our Heritage Ability Youtube channel using your own device. Make sure you’re subscribed!

Visual Guide - a guide to prepare you for your visit, detailing any unwelcome surprises. Download it directly here.