A lovely little island with its one pub. The old ruins are great to walk around and to walk the shore of the island all the way round takes 30 mins. The ferry from Roe Island runs in the summer months and is a pleasure experience in its own right. Pick a nice day to visit though.

We love everything that is Piel. If you've been, you know what I mean. If you haven't been, get thi'sen across and see...

didint get there as boat wasnt operating and sort of glad as it looked miniture to go so far with suitcases and people looks lovely though

this is a small island but very peaceful.there is a boat that takes people over to it for a small charge.or if you have your own boat better still. there is a castle ruin ,a pub,holiday homes and place for camping.the the pub is run by the king of the island.they hold a crowning ceremony and people either get the... More

had fab weather which always helps. walked round the island and nature reserve. lovely to be by beach and see the selas! had fab weekend and it was a nice walk, as well as along the cumbria coastal path.

I visited Piel Island with friends a couple of years ago. It is fun to go across on the boat but we just felt there wasn't that much to see once you got there.

If you get a great summers day and take a picnic across it is wonderful.

We have just read a report on this site saying the staff were swearing but I can tell you there is no bad language allowed in the pub as the lifeboat swear box is full of pounds. The staff went out of their way to make our stay wonderful even filling the children's hot water bottles and our flask for... More

Nice for a stroll around, not a lot going on,used to stop there regularly when I had a fishing trawler,stopped for the night and had a few beers with the king of the island.In the summer you you can get a boat over from the mainland.