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Bryher

An 80 strong island community

Tiny Bryher has a dual personality. The island’s sheltered eastern shore faces Tresco across a slender channel. The exposed western shore bears the full force of storms – in raging wind and waves Hell Bay can feel appropriately named.

Sights & Activities

Bryher’s biggest appeal is simply exploring the island – strolling sandy beaches, discovering the granite stacks at Shipman Head, finding your favourite island place name – perhaps Droopy Nose Point, Buzza Rock or Stinking Porth.

Hut 62 rents motor and sailing boats, sit-on-top kayaks, SUPs and a kind of kayak-meets-canoe with a transparent hull – perfect for aquatic explorations.

Sleeping, Eating & Drinking

Bryher is home to the superb Island Fish shop, the luxurious Hell Bay Hotel and Crab Shack bistro.

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Isles of Scilly Sights

Image by michael clarke stuff