St Nicholas Abbey
1658 Jacobean great house on a 400-acre working plantation, with distillery, gardens and a restored 1914 steam railway.
1658 Jacobean great house on a 400-acre working plantation, with distillery, gardens and a restored 1914 steam railway.
Eight-acre organic botanic garden created by Iris Bannochie in 1954, with a two-acre Ethnobotanical Garden added 2022.
Two-hour guided walk through 3.5km of trails in a 53-acre regenerative food forest above the east coast.
About 74 acres of tropical woodland on a ridge slope, free to walk, with trails climbing to a view over the east coast.
A traditional roadside public spring where water filters out through the limestone and runs continuously from a pipe.
A tiled and painted public spring and bathing spot set just off the road, with a seating area.
Shallow coral rock pools carved by the Atlantic along the Bathsheba shoreline, including the Soap Hole, which refills as waves break over it.
A free public beach on the Atlantic side, sheltered by an offshore coral reef, backed by shade trees, with lifeguard, showers and toilets.
About 85 acres of tropical woodland around a natural gorge running from the inland hills to the sea, crossed by a rebuilt 70-foot pedestrian bridge on the old railway foundation.
Free guided group hikes every Sunday, roughly three hours, morning 6am and afternoon 3.30pm, plus occasional moonlight walks at 5.30pm.