Flat Holm Island

Flat Holm Island is a small, rocky island located in the Bristol Channel near South Wales. It covers about 15 acres and is known for its rugged landscape, historic lighthouse, and rich wildlife. Historically, it served as a military outpost and a quarantine station for ships. Today, the island is managed as a nature reserve, offering habitat for seabirds and other wildlife, and is a popular destination for visitors interested in history, nature, and scenic views. Access is primarily by boat, and the island provides a unique glimpse into maritime history and coastal ecosystems.