20/08/2026
The Isle of May is open to visitors until the end of September and we have a few exciting events coming up in September👇👇👇 :
5th 6th Open Doors Weekend, A two-day special event allowing people access to all the buildings across the Isle of May. Join to learn about the island’s fascinating human history,
12th 13th Medieval history weekend. Join historian Peter Yeoman to learn about the early medieval period and Christianity on the Isle (which dates back to the 7th Century),
19th 20th Migration weekend, Join us to discover about bird migration at Scotland's longest running bird observatory. Get expert tips on how to spot and identify different bird species and watch live bird-ringing demonstrations.
Visiting the Island:
It’s free to visit the nature reserve, but you must take a boat trip to reach the island. Sailings are on the privately-run May Princess or Osprey of Anstruther from the Anstruther Harbour or through the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick and BlueWild in Dunbar.
Anstruther – for tickets and details, see www.isleofmayferry.com, (May Princess) or www.isleofmayboattrips.co.uk (RIB Osprey).
North Berwick – For tickets and details, book online on the Scottish Seabird Centre website at www.seabird.org
Dunbar - https://www.bluewild.co.uk/ See less