05/09/2026
As we look back at the summer, we’re feeling incredibly grateful. It’s been a season full of support, sunshine and unforgettable moments on the water.
We were lucky to spend time around Ramsey, Skomer and Grassholm during the early season — three islands, each offering its own unforgettable wildlife experience. Ramsey greeted us with its rugged cliffs, wheeling choughs and the steady presence of grey seals tucked into quiet coves. Skomer gave us those bright, busy moments among puffins, razorbills and guillemots. And Grassholm, wild and remote, surrounded us with the sheer scale of its gannet colony — tens of thousands of birds turning the island into a living, breathing white‑capped world. Sharing all of that with so many of you made the start of the season feel truly special.
Although summer has come to an end, the season certainly hasn’t. Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to explore the Pembrokeshire coast — golden light, calmer days and wildlife at its most memorable. Seal pups are now the big draw, tucked into Ramsey’s sheltered bays and growing fast.
We’re still running day visits to Ramsey Island until 31 October, along with our wildlife trips around the island. There’s plenty of time to join us for an autumn adventure and experience this incredible coastline as it settles into its quieter, more atmospheric season.
