Skomer Island

One of the finest wildlife islands in Europe — just a short walk from the campsite gate.

Skomer Island

From the Deer Park on the headland at Wooltack Point, just above the campsite, you can look westward to Skomer Island — one of West Wales' most picturesque islands with stunning and varied wildlife.

From a sea strewn with rafts of guillemots, razorbills and puffins, to exposed headlands, towering offshore rocks and sheltered inlets — home to the birds and mammals of this amazing island nature reserve.

Just 10 minutes' walk along the coast path from the campsite is Martin's Haven, from where a 50-seater passenger boat, the Dale Queen, offers gentle cruises and day-trip landings.


Skomer Cruises on the Dale Queen

Enjoy an hour's cruise with expert naturalist commentary — unique views of Skomer's seabirds soaring around the cliffs, seals basking on the rocks, and porpoise feeding in the Marine Nature Reserve.

Skomer Cruises — Dale Queen

Departing from Martin's Haven Tuesday–Sunday at 12.30pm and 1.30pm. Mondays: 10.30am & 11.45am (except bank holidays).

Adults: £20.00  |  Children: £18.00. Book online.


Daily Skomer Island Landings

A 20-minute boat ride takes you to one of the best wildlife experiences in Britain. Spend the day exploring the island nature reserve — thousands of puffins, guillemots and razorbills. The island has 87 steep steps from the landing point; a certain level of fitness is required.

Sailings are weather-dependent — decisions made by 9.00am each day.

Skomer Landing — Dale Queen

Departing daily 10am–12pm, returning from 3pm (1 April – 30 September). No landings on Monday except Whitsun Week.

Adults: £40.00  |  Children 2–11: £30.00  |  Infants: Free. Book online.

Important: Please read the essential Skomer Island landing information before your trip.


Skomer and Skokholm Safari

Skomer and Skokholm Safari

Martin's Haven is also the departure point for an exhilarating high-speed Sea Safari to the islands of Skomer and Skokholm, journeying through the infamous white water of 'Jack Sound'. Both islands are home to vast colonies of nesting seabirds — including the largest puffin colony in southern Britain.

Web: Pembrokeshire Islands Boat Trips   Tel: 01646 603123