Things to do in Orkney

Kirbuster Farm Museum, located in Orkney, showcases a traditional 'firehoose' offering insights into centuries of family life in Orkney. Free admission.

Sanday Heritage Centre in Orkney showcases natural treasures and community history, highlighting agriculture, archaeology, and contributions to WWI.

Earl Robert's Palace in Birsay, Orkney, is a 12th-century structure built by Robert, Earl of Orkney. Explore its ruins and rich historical significance.

Skara Brae is a well-preserved Neolithic village located in Orkney. It consists of eight houses built around 3000 BC, showcasing stone beds and furniture that survived for 5000 years.

The Broch of Gurness is a well-preserved Iron Age tower located in Orkney, Scotland. It served as a status symbol and defense against raiders, featuring thick stone walls and impressive outbuildings, including a unique shamrock-shaped house.

Brough Of Birsay is an uninhabited tidal island with Norse ruins, including longhouses and St Peter's Church. It is historical for being the burial site of St Magnus and offers stunning views from its lighthouse.

Skaill House is a 17th Century mansion located in Orkney. It was home to William Graham Watt, who discovered the famous neolithic village of Skara Brae.

Scapa Flow is a large body of water in Orkney known for its challenging navigation. It has more than 10 sunken shipwrecks, making it a popular dive site for adventure seekers.