Visit Enlli for its wildlife, culture and heritage
The experience of staying on Ynys Enlli is unique and very special. A chance to ‘switch off’, to spend a week under the stars, surrounded by wildlife, history and the elements.
Come for a digital detox retreat on your own or come for an adventure with a full house of friends and family. A week on Enlli is certain to give you the chance to relax and to reconnect with yourself and nature.

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Accommodation
Looking to stay on the island?
Book your unique holiday on Bardsey today. We have a range of Grade 2 listed houses, lofts and a crog loft cottage for you to choose from.

Staying on Enlli
Get familiar before your stay
The houses are traditional farm-houses, lofts or a traditional Welsh crog-loft with basic facilities. All houses are off grid but all have a small fridge/freezer, gas cooker and oven, solar lamps, and most have wood burning stoves. All houses have simple compost toilets.
There are no bad views on Enlli and each house has a special quality and character to it that you’ll fall in love with.

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Day Trips
Visit the island for a day
Throughout the year from April to October you can visit Enlli on a day trip. Colin Evans, of Mordaith Llyn, run services from Porth Meudwy whenever the weather allows. Please visit Mordaith Llyn to book a day visit.
Everything you need to know before you go
Parking for day visitors is possible at the top of the track that leads down to Porth Meudwy, it is approximately a 15minute walk to the shore where the boat departs. For staying visitors parking information is provided when placing a booking.
Dependent on the tide and sea state the boat crossing takes around 20-30minutes each way.
No, unfortunately it is not possible to bring dogs to the island due to the ground nesting birds, seal colony, and the working farm.
Yes, there is a café that offers hot drinks, cakes, breakfasts and sandwiches. Hot meals, including fresh Enlli lobster are also available but must be ordered in advance. Please contact Meriel Roberts for bookings.
The Bardsey Island Trust does not provide a mooring for boats. It is possible to anchor in Henllwyn the bay on the southern side of the island, however we request that boats stay clear of the Grey Seal colony and avoid damaging any Lobster pots in the area. A £5 landing fee per person is payable at the Trust’s shop.