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Experience the captivating beauty and rich history of Orkney, Scotland, on this small group shore excursion departing from Kirkwall. With a maximum of six guests, you'll enjoy an intimate journey through some of Orkney’s most iconic sites, all accompanied by an expert local guide.
Begin your adventure at the poignant Italian Chapel, a moving symbol of hope and resilience built by Italian prisoners of war during World War II. Continue to the impressive Churchill Barriers, a series of causeways connecting the Orkney Mainland to South Ronaldsay, with breathtaking views across the islands and the storied waters of Scapa Flow.
Marvel at the ancient wonders of the Ring of Brodgar, a majestic Neolithic stone circle set amidst Orkney’s timeless landscape. Delve deeper into prehistory at the Standing Stones of Stenness, one of the oldest henge sites in the British Isles, where mysteries of ancient civilizations come to life before your eyes.
Discover the UNESCO-listed Skara Brae, the best-preserved Neolithic settlement in Western Europe. Walk through remarkably intact stone dwellings and imagine daily life here thousands of years ago. Your journey continues to the elegant Skaill House, Orkney’s grandest manor, overlooking the scenic Bay of Skaill and offering a glimpse into the island’s aristocratic heritage.
This full-day tour includes transportation and the expertise of a knowledgeable guide, but excludes meals and entrance fees. The meeting point is conveniently located in Kirkwall, ensuring an easy start to your Orkney adventure. Secure your spot today for an unforgettable exploration of Orkney’s remarkable heritage—availability is limited, so book now!
