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Piel Island
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Gemma
September 24, 2022
Piel is an offshore island. There are ferries to Piel Island in the summer, or it is possible to walk across the sands, with a local guide at low tide. Details of how to get to Piel Island.
Mark
November 14, 2019
Fascinating little island off Barrow-in-Furness with a castle, pub and its own king! The ferry runs from April to September, weather permitting.
Lindsay
February 13, 2019
The Cistercian monks of Furness Abbey used the island as a safe harbour and built a warehouse there for the storage of grain, wine and wool. A castle was built around 1327 to oversee trade and provide defence. Today, the ruined castle is managed by English Heritage (free entry). The island is also home to The Ship Inn, which dates from the late 18th century. Access to the island is by ferry from Roa Island (connected to the mainland by a causeway). The ferry also runs seal trips, which visit the seal colony on nearby Walney Island.
The Cistercian monks of Furness Abbey used the island as a safe harbour and built a warehouse there for the storage of grain, wine and wool. A castle was built around 1327 to oversee trade and provide defence. Today, the ruined castle is managed by English Heritage (free entry). The island is also h…
Julie
August 2, 2021
Take a short boat trip and explore the ruins of Piel castle and enjoy a drink and something to eat at the 'King of Piel's' pub or the little cafe at Rampside.
Debora
February 2, 2016
got its own castle (don't be tempted to sit on the chair, you'll be paying a pub round), ferry to there leaves from Roa Island (summer). Guided walks from Walney