Ramsey Island, Pembrokeshire, Wales - for birdwatchers and seal spotters

Ramsey Island, owned by the RSPB and operated as a nature reserve, is wonderful haven for many different sea birds. Birdwatchers will enjoy seeing guillemots, razorbills, kittywakes, choughs, cormorants, shags, fulmars, oystercatchers and auks amongst many others at close quarters. Its unusual geology has produced an island of rocky hills and heather moorland with spectacular cliffs.

The island is home to the largest colony of Atlantic grey seals in southern Britain, and on our boat trips you will see lots of them in the island's many bays and caves.

Porpoises often come close to the boat, particularly in the turbulent waters between the east side of Ramsey and the mainland, where they take advantage of the turbulent waters to catch smaller fish while the tide is on its way in or out. Dolphins are occasional visitors in the summer when the waters are warm.

	Ramsey Island is just off St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
	Dolphins in Ramsey Sound.
	It's nothing if not exhilarating!
	Ramsey Island is home to many seals. This one is more inquisitive than most!
	Many bird special live on and around Ramsey Island.
	Lots of dolphins!
	Smalls Lighthouse, built in 1861, lies 21 miles off St David's Head.
	A basking seal.

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Aquaphobia Ramsey Island Power Boats
Grove Hotel, St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
Tel. 01437 720471, mobile 07967 774053
E-mail info@aquaphobia-ramseyisland.co.uk
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