It is possible to hike to the island by water, but from April 1st to July 15th, going to the island is prohibited due to bird nesting time. On the island, it is possible to walk through the forest or along the rocky coastline. There are no official hiking trails, wild nature must be taken into account. At the northern, farthest tip of the island, you can admire a wonderful view and numerous birds resting on nearby rocks.

You can’t get through the fall without boots, but in the summer it’s full speed ahead

A very beautiful walk. You have to get your feet wet to get there. It cannot be accessed from April 15 to June 15 as it would disturb the birds during the breeding season. You can watch the birds if you walk quietly.

A small island that can be reached on foot, wearing rubber boots or rubber slippers. In the fog, all this feels fascinating. The distance from the mainland along the strait to the end of the island is approximately 1.5 km. We were lucky enough to find a lot of umbrella mushrooms on the island.

It is possible to visit the island on foot through shallow water. During the nesting season of the birds, visitors are prohibited until July 15. When crossing the water resistance, it is recommended to wear shoes, such as flip-flops, etc., because the bottom is rocky.

Mystical and magical Devil’s Island is a good place to gather your thoughts and enjoy nature.

Wasn’t able to get to island because of small children, but liked the view arround

Road to Devil's island is demanding but joyful

Was able to get to the island. In September 10th. Island does not have anything special at all. Just a narrow path through it. Have not been walking full circle around island. And during September the path to island smells from the sea grass.

A very interesting island to which you can go by seabed. The island itself is quite overgrown, there is no very beautiful path across the island. If you like active adventures, I definitely recommend going. You have to walk through water, sometimes up to your knees. I would recommend wearing shoes, maybe slippers, because the sea is rocky, the rocks are slippery. It takes at least 1 hour to walk around calmly. The only thing is the ban on visiting the island from April 15 to July 15. The visit is of course free of charge.