The Copeland Islands
The Copeland Islands are situated 3.6km off the coast from Donaghadee and comprise of approximately 300 acres.
Wildlife highlights: The islands are noted for their varied bird population including resident species such as fulmer, eider, black guillemot, oystercatcher and herring gull, to name but a few. The islands are also a resting and breeding ground for the grey seals.
Access: You can take a 15 minute boat to get to the islands and trips are available from June to September, weather permitting, leaving Donaghadee usually from 2pm, returning 5pm. Boat trips are also available on request for groups of 10 or more, anytime.
These maps are intended as a guideline only; you must check the exact location of the reserve yourself. Wildlife Extra assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or usefulness of the information on this website.
Read the comments about this article and leave your own comment