Rating
4.9/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Simon Savidge (2 years ago)
Well worth the effort to get to. Unbelievable history to the place and a sense of quiet and tranquility.
Well worth the effort to get to. Unbelievable history to the place and a sense of quiet and tranquility.
Alison Fisher (2 years ago)
Fabulous Priory. The gravestones at amazing. Make sure you are fully aware of tide times and don't try to out-run the tide, you'll not succeed. The Strand beach is about a mile, then you have another mile once on the island! Make sure you are back ON Colonsay two hours after LOW tide to be safe. Long wellies are essential but bare foot is good. Water was very cold mid May.
Fabulous Priory. The gravestones at amazing. Make sure you are fully aware of tide times and don't try to out-run the tide, you'll not succeed. The Strand beach is about a mile, then you have another mile once on the island! Make sure you are back ON Colonsay two hours after LOW tide to be safe. Long wellies are essential but bare foot is good. Water was very cold mid May.
Jane Colling (3 years ago)
Great mini Pilgrimage from Colonsay at low tide to Oronsay Priory
Great mini Pilgrimage from Colonsay at low tide to Oronsay Priory
MARIE CLARE Brice (3 years ago)
Stunning. Beautifully restored ... just magical. Really worth the visit.
Stunning. Beautifully restored ... just magical. Really worth the visit.
Pieter van Midden (3 years ago)
It is really a unique experience to walk to this desolate place (get information about the tides at the post office next to the shop on Colonsay!). Much of the buildings are still intact: a very special atmosphere.
It is really a unique experience to walk to this desolate place (get information about the tides at the post office next to the shop on Colonsay!). Much of the buildings are still intact: a very special atmosphere.
