IT is one of the most iconic landmarks in Plymouth, yet the number of people in the city who have set foot there remains unbelievably small but that could be about to change as the prices of tickets to visit Drake's Island are set to fall.
The changes will come in at the start of next month. The new pricing structure has been made possible due to a new ferry service' for the island. Futhermore, the removal of Covid-19 restrictions has been a contributing factor.
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