The Neolithic remains on Orkney Mainland are not only a designated UNESCO Heritage site, but also force the visitor to think more carefully about the complexity and sophistication of the culture and social organisation of the peoples of that time.
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The Neolithic remains on Orkney Mainland are not only a designated UNESCO Heritage site, but also force the visitor to think more carefully about the complexity and sophistication of the culture and social organisation of the peoples of that time.
The Shetland and Orkney Islands offer a wealth of birdwatching opportunities from birds of prey, to sea birds, waders and migrants. With very significant breeding populations for a number of the species, the chance to get up close with many of them is a major draw.
The Shetland and Orkney Islands have much to offer the visitor despite their relatively remote location. Whether one’s interest is history, wildlife, arts and crafts, or just the general land- and seascapes, choosing which islands to visit can be a tricky choice.