Bardsey Island, United Kingdom
No cruise ships are scheduled in Bardsey Island today, Sunday 8 November 2026. The next is Seabourn Venture on Sunday 13 June 2027. Over the next 12 months, 1 call brings about 264 passengers.
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- Sun8 Nov–No ships0 ships
- Mon9 Nov–No ships0 ships
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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Bardsey Island day.
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Where is the Bardsey Island cruise port?
There is no cruise pier or terminal. Expedition ships stay offshore and bring guests ashore by small boat, weather permitting. The landing place is the Cafn, a small harbour with a slipway at the narrow neck in the south of the island, where the day boats from Porth Meudwy near Aberdaron also land.
Trust staff meet arrivals at the Cafn and collect a landing fee. From there, footpaths lead across the island, which has no cars and rough, uneven ground.
About Bardsey Island
Bardsey Island, Ynys Enlli in Welsh, lies 3 km off the tip of the Llyn Peninsula in north Wales, across a sound of strong tidal currents. Known as the island of 20,000 saints, it has drawn pilgrims since the 6th century, and medieval belief held that three pilgrimages here equalled one to Rome.
The ruined bell tower of St Mary's Abbey dates from the 13th century, and a lighthouse stands at the southern tip. Mynydd Enlli, 167 m high, hides the mainland from most of the island.
Bardsey is a National Nature Reserve with a working farm, a bird observatory, grey seals and a large Manx shearwater colony, and it is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary. The Bardsey Island Trust, a charity, owns and manages the island.
- Climate
- Mild, windy and wet oceanic climate, with small seasonal swings because of the surrounding sea. Long-term averages for nearby Aberdaron, about 3 km away on the mainland, give summer days from June to August of about 16-18 C, with nights of about 11-13 C. Winter days reach about 8-9 C, with nights of about 4-5 C, and air frost is rare. Rainfall is about 920 mm a year: May is driest (about 50 mm) and November wettest (about 120 mm). May is also the sunniest month. Winds are often strong, especially in winter. All figures are approximate.
- Time zone
- United Kingdom Time
- Currency
- Pound Sterling (GBP)