Tresco Journal

Just because we are now into the Autumn months, does not mean it gets quieter for our Abbey Garden team

Keeping the island afloat is our small team of tradespeople and engineers. One member of that team is Dan Perry - now officially an engineer after 4 years as an apprentice

If you happen to be walking past North End cottage and end up venturing off the beaten track, you will come across endless rows of crops. The produce of Bartek and Magda, they are growing their family-run market garden day by day and now supply our island eateries with delicious fresh goods

‘If this island is your haven, can you help us build ours?...’

After leaving a job on the mainland and finding herself in search of something new, Lorna applied for a job at Tresco Stores and the rest is history. Below, she writes of the reasons she loves it here as well as her recent yogic journey...

Adorning the walls of every Tresco cottage are vibrant and eclectic pieces of art. Maintaining the art collection, choosing where each piece is hung, and keeping track of new additions is Anna Parkes

At the heart of Tresco is the New Inn, and it is with great pleasure that we announce it's latest achievement: receiving a Four Star Gold Award from Visit England

From sea or field to plate and platter, Tresco prides itself on serving up food of Scillonian origin. Contributing to the delicious meals on offer at Tresco eateries this summer are Jordan and Hannah - AKA Penhaligon's Fish

Throughout the season, hundreds of people arrive on our tiny island, and greeting helicopters, boats and planes is Kagiso - a member of the transport team

One of the best things about life on Tresco is the island community. Each year brings with it a new set of faces for the season and celebrating these new arrivals - as well as the longstanding locals! - is a tradition we cherish

Helen is a Holistic therapist who was craving an adventure. After stumbling upon a job advert, she jumped at the chance to live on Bryher and experience the unique lifestyle.

After coming to Tresco on holiday with her family, Jess wanted to fully experience island life. She packed her bags, got stuck in, and hasn't looked back since.