Bed and Breakfast
accommodation
in
Kirkwall
Orkney

Pam Watt
27 Thoms Street
Kirkwall
Orkney
KW15 1PN

Tel: 01856 879979
Mobile: 07818618302

 

 

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Wildlife
Puffin Seals, otters, mountain hares, sixty thousand kittiwakes and razor bills, puffins, shags, guillemots, Arctic skua, Arctic terns and killer whales all inhabit the sea, shores and cliffs of Orkney. Plenty to see for the casual bird watcher and the keen ornithologist alike.

Orkney's Northern Isles

Kilns of Brin Novan, Rousay Mea Sands, Sanday
Kilns of Brin-Novan, Rousay Mea Sands, Sanday
Melsetter Stone, Eday Noltland Castle, Westray
Melsetter Stone, Eday Noltland Castle, Westray
St Mary's Kirk, Wyre Vat of Kirbister, Stronsay
St Mary's Kirk, Wyre Vat of Kirbister, Stronsay

For those who wish to be a little more adventurous then why not visit one of Orkney's Northern Isles. Each island is completely different from all the rest and is a small adventure in itself.


Rousay is famed for its archaological treasures and Wyre for Cubbie Roo's Castle and the ancient St Mary's Kirk, both are just a short ferry ride away and a regular service operates from Orkney Ferries Tingwall Terminal situated in Rendall. Other Northern Isles can be reached using Orkney Ferries which sail from Kirkwall Pier on a daily basis. For trips to the South Isle of Hoy a ferry sails from the Orkney Ferries terminal at Houton.


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