Embark on the West Mainland Orkney Tour and discover the breathtaking landscapes and ancient heritage sites of Orkney. Explore the Cliffs of Yesnaby, Skara Brae, Ring of Brodgar, and Standing Stones of Stenness.
- Scapa Flow - A scenic drive with amazing views of Scapa Flow, the main British naval base during both World Wars
- Unstan Chambered Cairn - Guided Tour of a Neolithic burial chamber, believed to be at least 5,300 years old.
- Skara Brae - Guided tour of the best preserved neolithic village in Northern Europe, the 5000-year-old Skara Brae.
- Ring of Brodgar - Guided Tour of the henge monument Ring of Brodgar.
- Standing Stones of Stenness - Photo stop at what is believed to be the oldest known henge monument in the UK
- Yesnaby Cliffs - A photo stop at the dramatic Cliffs of Yesnaby
- Bottled water provided
- Lunch
The West Mainland Tour takes you to some of the most fabulous spots on the West Mainland of Orkney.
The tour takes a scenic drive looking at the magnificent Scapa Flow before stopping at a Neolithic burial chamber.
Next is a photo stop at the Cliffs of Yesnaby, some of the most stunning coastal scenery on the Orkney Islands.
Next on the agenda is a guided tour of Skara Brae, discovered in 1850, it is considered the best-preserved Neolithic Village in Northern Europe. Your guide will tell you all about this magnificent 5000-year-old village. After the guided tour, you will get free time to have a look at the 400-year-old Skaill House or have a look around the Skara Brae visitor centre.
The tour then goes on to the Ring of Brodgar. A spectacular henge monument dating back 4500 years. This stone circle has been part of the Orkney landscape for thousands of years.
Finally, we will stop at the Standing Stones of Stenness, which is believed to be the oldest stone circle in the UK.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
