Treasure Island Story Walk with Show of Strength

About

Bristol is where Long John Silver ran a pub called The Spyglass; where Squire Trelawney found and fitted out the good ship Hispaniola, and where young Jim Hawkins stepped off the coach from Devon to set sail on the biggest adventure of his life – the search for Captain Flint’s buried treasure.

Full of pirates and buccaneers; hidden spy holes; dark secrets, dirty deeds and lashings of doubloons. Hear the story where it all began: Bristol docks. 

Starting at King Street, the walk explores Bristol’s pirate past. Discover where Long John Silver ran his pub, The Spyglass. Find out where Squire Trelawney found and fitted out the good ship Hispaniola and where a young Jim Hawkins stepped off the coach from Devon to embark on his biggest ever adventure…his search for Captain Flint’s buried treasure.

The Treasure Island Story Walk is also available to book as a private tour and is a perfect activity for families and friends. All tours observe social distancing guidelines and are limited to 20 with a maximum of 6 to walk together, along with the ‘real’ pirate and Ted the talking 
Parrot. Speaking of pirates, what’s a pirate’s favourite cheese? Cheddarrrrgh!

The walk is recommended for ages 8+ and lasts around 60 minutes.

Tickets:
Adults - £12,
Under 16s - £8
Family tickets (2 adults, 2 children) £35

Meet:
By the Treasure Island trail barrel, top of King St (by the Centre) in front of the pink almshouses

Tour E​​​​​​nds: 
M Shed