ame Hermitage sits on the site of an old Celtic hermitage on Rame Head in Cornwall. A semicircle of low stone buildings surrounds the old hermitage on the crest of the hill. Although storms are common and the site is exposed to the winds, the inhabitants do not seem to mind.

Visitors are not discouraged, but despite its proximity to Plymouth, few venture to this isolated and stormy headland, and the conventum has no guest quarters available. The few covenfolk who serve the magi live in a small village in a sheltered cove about a mile away.