Isle of May

Isle of May, Scotland

The Isle of May in Scotland is a national nature reserve known for its diverse wildlife and rich history. Located 1.5 km long and 0.5 km wide, the island offers a unique experience for nature enthusiasts. Home to up to 200,000 seabirds during the breeding season, visitors can witness puffins, guillemots, razorbills, shags, and more. The Isle of May also hosts grey seals and occasional whale sightings. Explore the 12th-century Priory, South Horn, Angels Stack, the historic Beacon, and the Robert Stevenson Lighthouse. Enjoy the scenic views from North Horn and the Low Lighthouse. Uncover the island's cultural heritage with St. Adrian's Chapel and other historic sites. Accessible by ferry from Anstruther or Crail, the Isle of May offers a memorable day trip with opportunities for birdwatching, hiking, and soaking in the natural beauty.

Location

City: Crail

Region: Fife

Country: Scotland

Coordinates: 56.18° N, 2.55° W