Step ashore on one of Britain's most sacred and remote islands — the 'Isle of 20,000 Saints' — via a private charter across the legendary Bardsey Sound. A full day of untouched wilderness, medieval ruins, and lighthouse drama awaits.
What to expect
The 20–25-minute crossing from Porth Meudwy on the Llŷn Peninsula delivers you to an island time has barely touched — no cars, no crowds, just 180 acres of wildflower meadow, dramatic cliffs, and the hush of a place pilgrims have sought for 1,500 years. Roam freely, or follow the warden's guidance to the choicest spots. Return crossing is included; all-aboard timing should be confirmed with the operator before booking.
Good to know
Trips depart from Porth Meudwy, near Aberdaron — approximately a 1-hour drive from Pwllheli (nearest cruise tender point). Crossings are weather-dependent and can be cancelled at short notice; book early in the season and confirm the morning of. Landing fee (GBP 7.50/adult) payable on arrival to the Bardsey Island Trust. Call or book online well in advance as day-trip spaces are tightly limited.