Further north than the southern tip of Norway, but with a mild climate, North Ronaldsay is the furthest flung of the Orkney Isles.
This small low lying island has been inhabited for centuries. This reflected by the high number of Neolithic sites on the island including stone burial cists, standing stones and the Broch of Burrian. Today the island continues to be heavily farmed from old-style crofts and is famous for its iconic seaweed-eating sheep.
North Ronaldsay supports an extremely rich and diverse population of wild flowers and mammals. The island is also a hotspot for rare birds that stop by in spring and autumn, while there are also many breeding species which spend the spring and summer here. Following in the footsteps of the famous Fair Isle, there is now a bird observatory here.
The New Lighthouse is the tallest land-based lighthouse in Britain, rising to a height of over 100 ft. On a clear day you can see Fair Isle, and even Sumburgh and Fitful Head on Shetland.
Whitemill Bay is located on the northern coastline of Sanday, Orkney.
The Bay of Lopness is found on the eastern coastline of Sanday, Orkney.
Dominated by sand dunes and unspoilt beaches, Sanday is the largest of the northerly Orkney Isles.
Sty Wick is a wide sandy bay located on the southern coastline of Sanday, Orkney.
Kettletoft is a settlement on the south coast of Sanday, to the east of Backaskail Bay.
North Wick bay is found on the north eastern coast of Papa Westray, Orkney.
Papa Westray, or 'Papay', as it is known locally, is located across the Papa Sound from Westray in...
The settlement of Rapness is located at the southern tip of the island of Westray in the northern...
Whitehall is located on the Grice Ness peninsula between Mill Bay and Papa Sound on the Orkney...
Eday is a long, thin island in the north of Orkney with beautiful panoramic views and farms and...
The Sands of Mussetter is a beach located on Eday, Orkney.
Mill Bay is found on the east coast of Stronsay, Orkney.
The island of Stronsay is about 7 miles long and is located in the east of the Orkney archipelago.
Rothiesholm Sand is located on the west of Stronsay, Orkney.
The Bay of Pierowall is located on the north east coast of Westray, Orkney.
Pierowall is the main village and harbour on the Orkney Island of Westray.
Westray has been described as 'The Queen of the Isles', it is the second largest of the North Isles...
Amidst the great tides of the Atlantic and the North Sea lies a group of islands that encompasses...
Shapinsay is a small, low-lying island just a few miles north east of Kirkwall in Orkney.
Midhowe is found on Rousay, Orkney.
The Bay of Sandgarth is found on Shipinsay, Orkney
Aikerness Bay is located in Evie, Orkney.
The village of Evie is located to the north of Mainland, Orkney, close to the Broch of Gurness.
Midway between Orkney and Shetland Fair Isle lies.
The old West Mainland parish of Rendall is situated on Widefirth Bay, looking out to Kirkwall and...
This large sandy beach below Skara Brae is found on Mainland Orkney.
Deerness is a peninsula located to the east end of Mainland, Orkney.
Tankerness is a small settlement situated on Deer Sound, 5 miles south east of Kirkwall, on...
Inganess Bay is located on the north eastern coastline of Mainland Orkney.
The Royal Burgh of Kirkwall is the capital of the amazing Orkney archipelago, standing at the...
Newark Beach is found in Deerness, Orkney.
Balfour is a small village situated in Elwick Bay on the Orkney island of Shapinsay.
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