If you haven't been to the Isles of Scilly, it's really something you should see.
If you have been, but it's been a while, it might be time for you to go back and be reminded about all that the area has to offer.
There is Tresco and St.
Mary's, but there's much more to the Isle of Scilly than those two places.
You can explore the Isles thoroughly, and one of the favourite ways to do that is by walking.
People love to walk and hike on their holidays, and the Isles of Scilly provides a beautiful backdrop for doing just that.
There are countless trails that you can explore, you can walk along the coastline for miles, and you can simply hike the open areas, just to see what's there.
  Much of the area is wild and unspoilt, and that gives it a charm that you just can't find in too many places today.
The people who live on the Isles of Scilly know that they have, and they work to preserve the beauty of the area for themselves, for tourists, and for those who will come along after they are gone.
  If nature's not your thing or you want a little more human interaction as part of your holiday, St.
Mary's and Tresco can be a lot of fun.
There you'll find all types of great accommodations, good food, and sights to see.
Culture is important there, and you can see museums and displays of all types.
You can learn about history, and you can dine on fine food or in a pub - your choice.
They all have good food at reasonable prices for what they offer, and if you aren't sure where to eat, just ask a local.
They can make recommendations based on what you want to spend and what kind of food you're looking for.
You might want something that's very familiar to you or you might be feeling adventurous.
Either way, you'll have options.
The same is true for where you lay your head at night.
You can stay in a nice hotel, you can rent a cottage, or you can camp.