Isle of May

The Isle of May is a Scottish island and is located in the northern Firth of Forth, approximately 8 km off the coast of Fife in Anstruther. It is 1.8 kilometers long and half a kilometer wide. The Isle of May is owned by Scottish Natural Heritage, which they managed as a national nature reserve. From April to September drive from ferry from Anstruther Crail and.

Along the west coast there are steep vertical cliffs where seabirds breed in early summer, including kittiwakes, razorbills, guillemots and shags. In the interior of the island, which is criss-crossed by footpaths, nesting puffins and eider ducks. There is also a colony of terns and gray seals. Exist a visitor center and toilets on infrastructure.