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2024年9月29日
It has been some years since visiting Inchcolm Island. A beautiful day of blue sky and sunshine. Crawling up the steps of the tower was so worthwhile . View from there was magnificent. Although have …Teresa N的完整评论
2024年8月2日
Part of my husband's birthday experience, we went yesterday with two friends. We loved it. We were lucky that the weather was not great, so it was quite quiet. The custodians and the Historic Scotlan…FayAbroad的完整评论
2024年7月26日
Visited as part of the Forth boat tour. Fantastic to visit this island and soak up the history of the abbey and the connection to the two World wars. A shop selling souvenirs. Hot/ cold drinks and s…CLE68的完整评论
Is there any shelter on Inchcolm Island if the weather is bad?
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Not a lot! There is the small museum, a bit of shelter outside the toilets and some parts of the Abbey have a roof but, generally, I would not like to be there waiting for a boat for any length …
Not a lot! There is the small museum, a bit of shelter outside the toilets and some parts of the Abbey have a roof but, generally, I would not like to be there waiting for a boat for any length of time if the weather was inclement.
What is the best way to get to the ferry from either Glasgow or Edinburgh without a car?
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We took the train from Waverly as well. Conductors were very friendly letting us know where to get off. It's a bit of a walk but very doable. Look for signage to the ferry. Inchcolm is …
We took the train from Waverly as well. Conductors were very friendly letting us know where to get off. It's a bit of a walk but very doable. Look for signage to the ferry. Inchcolm is amazing, one of my favorites.
How accessible is it to someone with limited mobility? Not a wheelchair user.
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This is not a place where a wheelchair person would be able to take in the site to it's fullest however, someone with limited mobility (cane, walker or, just some difficulty walking) …
This is not a place where a wheelchair person would be able to take in the site to it's fullest however, someone with limited mobility (cane, walker or, just some difficulty walking) should if they are careful and take their time be able to enjoy most of this site. The upper floors would be difficult to access as they are up stairs only and the stairs are uneven rock. The pathways are gravel and the main floor interiors are all rock floors. There is some unevenness but with care it should not be a problem. The other consideration is how well the person can see. There is a lot of moving from bright light into deep shadows and much of the interior is in shadows so this could pose a problem for someone with limited mobility and limited sight. Hope this is helpful
After reading the reviews I am a bit wary of the gulls attacking ( I do live in Australia with swooping magpies, not nice at all) when is the best time to visit without worrying about swooping birds.
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The birds - I found were well behaved. People are not allowed to feed them and they only time they might swoop is if they feel their nest is in danger. You should be fine if you stick to …
The birds - I found were well behaved. People are not allowed to feed them and they only time they might swoop is if they feel their nest is in danger. You should be fine if you stick to the paths
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