Beaches, Coasts & Standing Stones Tour
 

Start your journey at Scapa Beach, a peaceful bay with stunning views across Scapa Flow — once a vital Royal Navy base. A perfect first stop to enjoy the fresh sea air.

Pass through the historic town of Stromness, known for its cobbled streets and charming harbour. Admire views of Hoy from the golf course as we continue along the coast.

Enjoy the wide, open sands of Bay of Skaill, near the world-famous Skara Brae. It’s the perfect place to soak in the wild beauty of Orkney’s west coast.

A dramatic Neolithic stone circle set within a natural amphitheatre between two lochs. Dating back over 4,500 years, it is one of the most atmospheric and significant neolithic sites in the British Isles.

Head south along the Orphir road to Waukmill Bay, a wide sandy bay with crystal-clear waters and stunning views of the southern islands across Scapa Flow.

Stop at Yesnaby Cliffs — a dramatic stretch of coastline with towering cliffs, sea stacks, and the sound of waves crashing below. A must-see highlight for breathtaking photos.

Next, visit Brough of Birsay, a tidal island rich in history. Depending on tide conditions, you can walk across the causeway and see the remains of ancient Pictish, Norse, and medieval settlements.

One of Britain’s oldest stone circles, dating to around 3100 BC. Smaller and more intimate than nearby sites, it offers a striking glimpse into Orkney’s ancient ceremonial landscape.