A small island, at walking pace.
Ten travellers at most, one local host, seven or ten nights.
Get the trip list →You arrive by ferry.
The scheduled boat, with everyone else. Harbour days are boats and markets.
Stay where the island stays.
Family-run guesthouses. You eat where the island eats, and some days you cook.
Walk out to the light.
Most days you walk. The long one goes out along the headland to the lighthouse.
Three kinds of day.
Every trip has all three. The host picks the order around the weather and the ferry.
The harbour
Arrival, boats coming and going, and the market.
The village
Staying put. Cooking, a long lunch, nowhere you have to be.
The headland
A long walk out to the lighthouse and back.
Seven nights, or ten.
Pick a length and a month. Every trip keeps the same small group and the same three kinds of day.
7 nights in May. Up to 10 travellers, one local host.
Good questions.
How big are the groups?
Ten travellers at most, with one local host.
How do we get there?
By the island's scheduled ferry, the same boat the island uses.
Where do we stay?
In family-run guesthouses, and you eat where the island eats.
How much walking is there?
You walk most days. The longest is the headland walk out to the lighthouse.
When do trips run?
From April to October, for seven or ten nights.
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