People come to Lundy from all over the world for all sorts of different reasons. Some just come to relax and enjoy the peace and tranquillity away from all the bustle of the mainland. Others come to watch the wildlife, paint, take photographs or ring the Church Bells. Then there are those active types who come to Lundy to expend a little more energy by walking, climbing, canoeing or diving.

Warden Led Events

Between Easter and October the Lundy Wardens offers walks, talks, rockpool rambles and snorkelling safaris to introduce visitors who stay on the island to the wonders of Lundy’s wildlife. These take various forms.

Rocky Shore Rambles (Easter - October) to delve into the rock pools in Devil's Kitchen and see some of the weird and wonderful plants and animals that are uncovered by the tide each day.

Lundy by Land and Sea (All Year) an evening slide talk to illustrate the wealth of flora and fauna on and around the Island.

Snorkelling Safaris (June - September) a chance to get into the waterand see the marine life literally in its element.

Guided Walks (All Year)

Wildlife Walks (August - April) a guided walk around the southern half of the island, looking at Lundy’s Flora and Fauna, as well as its natural history and archaeology.

Seabird Walks (May - July) visit the seabird colonies in Jenny's Cove and discover more about the private life of Guillemots, Razorbills, Fulmars and more, including puffins.

All these events are open to everyone and free of charge, except for the snorkelling where there is a charge of £7.50 to cover equipment hire and maintenance. Donations to the Lundy Fund however are always gratefully received