The beauty of Lundy Island
Destination: Atlantic Ocean, England, Lundy Island
Lundy Island is a small English island located in the Bristol Channel, 11 miles from North Devon. The size of this island is half a mile wide and three miles long, which, mixed to the richness of the sea life it contains, causes it to be a very unique and interesting place to visit. It is full of nature life mixed with a charming group of small town buildings.
One of the most interesting things visitors can find in Lundy Island is a granite formation which rises about 400 feet above sea level. From this place, visitors can have a great view of the Atlantic, England and Wales as well as of the immediate surroundings. If you enjoy landscaping, Lundy Island is a great place for you to go.
Due to its size, Lundy Island is a very charming place with a reduced population and a short amount of buildings. Those who visit this island may find a church, a castle, a tavern, a few shops and some houses surrounded by a very beautiful natural landscape. Birds, plants and elements from the nature are constantly present everywhere visitors might go.
Divers and those who wish to practice exciting activities might find several ways in which to satisfy their wishes. The Marine Nature Reserve allows divers to practice their sport and view a very rich underwater life. Besides this, people who are looking for something exciting to do, can also practice rock climbing and enjoy a great landscape while doing it.
Lundy Island offers many relaxing activities for their visitors. If you like walking you might find a great place where to do so due to the amazing nature which would surround you. On the other hand, if you enjoy meeting people and socializing, the Marisco Tavern is the place to go, where you can mix with people form town as well as with other visitors and exchange recommendations regarding the island and learn about new places to meet. Although this place receives a great amount of visitors, it still maintains its nature environment and peculiar charm.
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