3 Day: Orkney Islands and the Northern Highlands from Inverness (2 nights Bed and Breakfast, rm has 1 single bed)
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Scenic drive along north coast with castle views and landscapes
Visit Orkney Islands with rich history and coastal beauty
Explore Skara Brae ancient village with preserved stone houses
See Ring of Brodgar and standing stones ancient sites
Three-Day Orkney Tour from Inverness Reveals Ancient Monuments and Northern Coastal Beauty
A three-day journey from Inverness takes travelers into Scotland’s far north, combining dramatic coastal scenery with deep historical and cultural significance. The route follows the renowned North Coast, passing landmarks such as Dunrobin Castle before reaching John O’Groats, the traditional gateway to the Orkney Islands.
From John O’Groats, the tour continues by ferry across the Pentland Firth to Orkney, where visitors are introduced to a landscape shaped by centuries of Norse influence. In Kirkwall, the island’s main town, travelers experience local life while guides share insights into the region’s Viking heritage and long-standing traditions.
The itinerary includes visits to some of Europe’s most significant prehistoric sites. Highlights such as the Standing Stones of Stenness, the Ring of Brodgar, and the remarkably preserved Neolithic village of Skara Brae offer a rare glimpse into ancient civilization, set within a rugged and windswept coastal environment.
On the final day, the journey continues with stops at the Italian Chapel and a local farm, before returning to the mainland via scenic coastal villages. The tour concludes in Inverness, leaving visitors with a deep appreciation of Orkney’s unique blend of archaeology, culture, and natural beauty.
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Three-Day Orkney Tour from Inverness Reveals Ancient Monuments and Northern Coastal Beauty
A three-day journey from Inverness takes travelers into Scotland’s far north, combining dramatic coastal scenery with deep historical and cultural significance. The route follows the renowned North Coast, passing landmarks such as Dunrobin Castle before reaching John O’Groats, the traditional gateway to the Orkney Islands.
From John O’Groats, the tour continues by ferry across the Pentland Firth to Orkney, where visitors are introduced to a landscape shaped by centuries of Norse influence. In Kirkwall, the island’s main town, travelers experience local life while guides share insights into the region’s Viking heritage and long-standing traditions.
The itinerary includes visits to some of Europe’s most significant prehistoric sites. Highlights such as the Standing Stones of Stenness, the Ring of Brodgar, and the remarkably preserved Neolithic village of Skara Brae offer a rare glimpse into ancient civilization, set within a rugged and windswept coastal environment.
On the final day, the journey continues with stops at the Italian Chapel and a local farm, before returning to the mainland via scenic coastal villages. The tour concludes in Inverness, leaving visitors with a deep appreciation of Orkney’s unique blend of archaeology, culture, and natural beauty.
- Local guide
- Two nights stay
- Breakfast
- Ferry crossing
- Skara Brae entry
- Italian Chapel entry
- Gratuities
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Activity Provider: Highland Explorer Tours