The Landmark Trust are offering special short breaks on Lundy this summer between Saturday 20 July and Saturday 24 August. Stay for 3 nights from Saturdays or 4 night stays from Tuesdays, as well as the normal 7 night breaks.

Just off the coast of Devon, surrounded by the clear waters of the Atlantic, Lundy Island is a world apart. A haven for rock climbing, diving, snorkeling, walking, bird watching or simply relaxing, Lundy is an island of contrasts with spectacular coastal scenery and sheltered valleys, rich in wildflowers. Home to puffins, Sika deer, Soay sheep and prolific wildlife and fauna, Lundy enjoys wildlife unique to the island. Beneath the waves, grey seals abound and the reefs are home to cup corals and pink sea fans and basking sharks also visit at this time of year.

From the moment you arrive on Lundy on our handsome supply ship the MS Oldenburg a break on Lundy will be a unique experience. Lundy's beauty, community and way of life make a world apart and despite its size, a stay here never feels quite long enough.

Castle Keep, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon - from £421 (£105pp) 

With spectacular marine views the Castle is set high up on the South East point of the island. 

Castle Keep East, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon (sleeps 2). Three nights from £347 (£173 per person based on two sharing).
Castle Keep South Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon (sleeps 4). Three nights from £421 (£105 per person based on four sharing).
Castle Cottage Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon (sleeps 2). Four nights from £533 (£133 per person based on two sharing).
Old Light, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon - from £498 (£124pp)

Enjoying sublime views Old Light stands on the highest point of the island, with only the Atlantic between it and America.

There are two Landmarks within Old Light:

Old Light Lower, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon (sleeps 4). Three nights from £498 (£124 per person based on four sharing)
Old Light Upper, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon (sleeps 5). Three nights from £613 (£122 per person based on five sharing)
Millcombe House, Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon - from £1420 (£118pp)

Millcombe House is a large classical villa looking down a wooded valley with wonderful views out to sea, perfect for a group getaway, to celebrate a wedding anniversary, birthday or just to share some time with friends and family.

Millcombe House Lundy, Bristol Channel, Devon (sleeps 12). Three nights from £1420 (£118 per person based on twelve sharing).

Getting to Lundy is also part of the adventure. You leave your car on the mainland and between March and November, day and staying visitors cross to the island on our handsome supply ship the MS Oldenburg. Return tickets cost £62 for adults, £30.50 for children under 16 and £11 for infants under four. The journey to or from Lundy usually takes less than two hours.

For more information of the full list of properties available please visit www.landmarktrust.org.uk/Search-and-book/location/lundy or call Lundy Shore Office on 01271 863636.

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Notes to Editors

About The Landmark Trust
· The Landmark Trust has been managing Lundy Island since 1969 on behalf of its owners, the National Trust.
· Lundy lies in the Bristol Channel, about 11 miles off the coast of North Devon. Three miles long and half a mile wide, this granite outcrop rises 400 feet above sea level and is a place of outstanding natural beauty.
· Lundy, a marine conservation zone is one of the most important sites for nature conservation in the UK; it is home to rare species of birds, insects, marine life and plants.
· The island is visited by over 20,000 people each year who come to enjoy its natural beauty, wildlife and history. The income generated from visitors (day visitors and people staying in the holiday cottages) contributes to the ongoing conservation of the island but does not cover everything that needs to be undertaken.
· The Landmark Trust is a building preservation charity that rescues and restores architecturally interesting and historic buildings at risk, giving them a future by letting them for self-catering stays. The rental income pays for the buildings' upkeep but money to save other buildings at risk has to be found elsewhere.
· There are nearly 200 Landmark Trust buildings in Britain and several in Italy and France with 24 buildings on Lundy. 

Further information:
Ailsa Roworth - Stokes
The Landmark Trust
Email: astokes@landmarktrust.org.uk