we visited Elizabeth castle with a group of deaf seniors, Our guide 'gunner' Nigel Blake, was brilliant , kept everyone enthralled for the whole tour, the Musket firing was enjoyed by everyone, and the finale of the noonday cannon was spectacular.

Catch the little blue bus from the Castle Pier to the castle which takes about 5 mins. If the tide is out, it's a lovely walk across the beach to the castle. I was amazed at just how much of the castle was available to see. Definitely worth a visit!

What a fantastic time we had. We went over on the puddleduck and my 4 1/2 year old had a great time looking out to sea, climbing to the top of the castle and going into the museam. We ate in the cafe above the museam and, even though my son spilt his milk (horror) the staff were kind and... More

Very interesting and well worth a visit. The ride over on the puddle-duck is a great experience.

it was pouring with rain at the time so probably swayed our view. Thought it was okay.

interesting , alot bigger than it looks from the beach, informative of the past, gun and cannon displays at specified times

We got the bus/ferry out and walked back. Spend a couple of hours there. Wished we had taken a picnic. Great spot, fun exploring the fort and interesting history. Didn't have time to listen to the guides, but the bits we overheard were good.

Very informative gentleman when we arrived, explained a bit about the history but didn't go over the top. We got the ferry out and walked back when the tide was low, recommend the walk if you can as you get brilliant views.

An interesting castle with a Master Gunner who demonstrates musket firing. At 12 noon in the parade ground he also recruits male visitors into the Militia. He gives an excellent history of the castle and whilst doing so gives his recruits some drill. This is followed by them being marched out of the parade ground to the 1 o'clock cananon... More