Mainland Orkney is divided into East and West, each with unique characteristics combining to create the perfect escape. Dramatic cliffs, sandy bays, archaeological sites and abundant wildlife characterise West Orkney, whilst East Orkney compromises rolling pastures for beef cattle and modern historical monuments, such as the Italian Chapel built by Italian prisoners of war. Mainland Orkney has the romance and history to stir even the most jaded of souls.

Burray and South Ronaldsay are joined to mainland Orkney by Churchill barriers – themselves a monument to recent history. Empty white beaches and clear green waters allow time and space to reflect upon the beauty of nature, whilst dramatic cliffs provide the setting for the Tomb of the Eagles on South Ronaldsay.

Simply let yourself go and allow the atmosphere to wash over you. The peace and wonder you experience will spur you to return time and time again……