• Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement - Jarlshof stands as one of Shetland’s most captivating historical sites, where millennia of island life are layered on a single windswept headland. Visitors can explore the remnants of Neolithic houses, Bronze Age farms, Iron Age wheelhouses, Norse longhouses, and a medieval laird’s residence—all within a compact area overlooking the sea.

Visitors often appreciate Jarlshof for three main reasons:

Its sense of time travel — one can literally step from a 4,000-year-old dwelling into a Viking hall within a few strides.

Its dramatic setting — cliffs, seabirds, and the roar of the Atlantic bring the ruins to life.

Its storytelling — the site is well-marked and easy to navigate, making the layers of history remarkably accessible.

It’s an ideal destination for those who enjoy archaeology, rugged coastal landscapes, or the thrill of discovering something ancient and untouched.

• St Ninian’s Isle - St Ninian’s Isle is one of Shetland’s most iconic locations, renowned for its sweeping sand tombolo—a natural sand causeway connecting the mainland to a pristine, green island. Walking across it feels like stepping into a postcard: turquoise waters on both sides, rolling waves, and expansive skies.

Once on the isle, visitors can explore tranquil coastal paths, dramatic cliffs, and the site of an ancient chapel where the famous St Ninian’s Isle treasure was found. It’s a place that combines wild beauty with a sense of mystery, ideal for travelers who enjoy photography, leisurely walks, or simply being immersed in Shetland’s raw coastal scenery.

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• Admission fees

Discover the rugged charm of the Shetland Islands, where breathtaking coastlines meet crystal-clear turquoise waters. This tour showcases the distinctive wildlife, featuring vast seabird colonies and lively otters, along with the renowned Shetland Ponies. Uncover the islands’ rich history, from ancient Neolithic sites to Norse heritage, all while taking in the stunning landscapes. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and history aficionados, this tour provides an in-depth exploration of Shetland’s unique culture and environment.

• Experience Shetland’s remarkable wildlife, including orcas and seabirds
• Explore ancient archaeological sites and delve into the islands’ Norse heritage
• Delight in the presence of the iconic Shetland Ponies in their natural surroundings
• Ideal for nature lovers and cultural adventurers seeking an immersive experience

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.