Less simple and cosy than the other ferry, but then the small boat couldn't really carry a dozen…read morevehicles could it! Still runs all year which I think is seriously impressive! One bad point. This lazy fella didn't even have to buy a ticket! (See photo below)

Cheap (1pnd 60), simple and every 15 minutes until late even in Winter. What more could you want?…read moreBells and whistles? No, they would destroy the chilly tranquility of an estuary crossing. It may depart from different quays depending on the season. I wonder if they use a bigger boat in the summer, because it is not the biggest vessel. Very handy piece of public transport! Love it.

Cheap (1pnd 60), simple and every 15 minutes until late even in Winter. What more could you want?…read moreBells and whistles? No, they would destroy the chilly tranquility of an estuary crossing. It may depart from different quays depending on the season. I wonder if they use a bigger boat in the summer, because it is not the biggest vessel. Very handy piece of public transport! Love it.

Quaint ferry service that links Plymouth city to Mount Edgcumbe, definitly one to take visitors to…read morePlymouth on. Takes you across the Tamar on an old fishing trawler style boad, only £1 each way and dogs/prams etc all welcome.

St Michael's Mount is a tidal island in Mount's Bay, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The island…read moreis a civil parish and is linked to the town of Marazion by a man-made causeway of granite setts, passable between mid-tide and low water. A weird feeling to walk across when the tide is out and then knowing you have to keep an eye on the time so that you are not stranded there!! Wonderful unusual walk to the mini castle, I especially loved all the gorgeous green moss, seaweed pathway. A true wonder.

Incredible location. Dramatic and awe inspiring. Plan to get there to be able to walk across the…read morecauseway for maximum impact. The castle is intimate and has amazing views. Gardens are interesting but best seen from above and not really worth the extra £