Seal's Rock

Seal's Rock

Seal's Rock is an islet a few meters off the southeast coast of the island of Lundy in Devonshire, United Kingdom. It is called Seal's Rock after the seals which rest on and inhabit the islet. It is 440 meters long east-west, and up to 250 meters wide, and as an area of about nine hectares.


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