| | | Tresco is the second largest of the islands and is actually privately leased by Robert and Lucy Dorrien Smith. |
| Known as the 'island of flowers' has more of an exclusive, tropical feel than an Anglo-French one. |
| Visit the world famous Tresco Abbey Garden, which boasts more than 300 exotic plants, more usually found in New Zealand and South America. |
| Nowhere else in the UK will you find such an unusual rnage of plants growing outdoors, mingling with sculptures which symbolise the unusual weather in this part of the country. |
| There are three castles to explore on Tresco and the tropical backdrop is perfect for outdoor activities such as tennis, swimming in an outdoor pool, windsurfing or canoeing. |
| Why not hire a boat and enjoy the view from the sea or simply enjoy the miles of sandy, white beaches. |
| Forget cars - there are none here- a tractor bus will transport passengers from the heliport or the quayside. |
| Stay in one of the hotels or rent a cottage and even pre-order food supplies to be delivered to your door on arrival. |
| And the real beauty is you don't need a passport - incredibly, this tropical paradise is part of Britain. |
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