Orkney Vacation Packages

Orkney is a pretty place located in the northeast end of Scotland. Its rich history and loveliness, combined with its strong culture, create something unique. Tourism is your best way to see what makes this experience special on Orkney Island tours. There is just something amazing to see everywhere on this island - let's explore the top attractions. 

One of the most visited attractions in Orkney is Skara Brae, a 5,000-year-old Neolithic village with an unparalleled preservation of its ancient past and where one can really think of an image of the restored past that can be toured. This wonderful Skara Brae of Orkney is included in Orkney vacation packages. 

The other significant place you must visit is Saint Magnus Cathedral. It is in Kirkwall and has been an impressive sandstone construction for many years. It's amazing design and interesting history have made it a great stop. Many Orkney tour packages offer guided tours here, where you can hear stories about how it was built and why it is important. 

Another beautiful stone circle is The Ring of Brodgar, placed on the UNESCO World Heritage list and in the Heart of Neolithic Orkney group. Here, such a picture-perfect beauty has been created that tourists visit the site seeking quiet times. This beautiful place falls under many Orkney adventure tours tracing the history of the island. 

Visiting Kirkwall is a must-stop for any whisky enthusiast. There, they craft some of the region's best gin and spirits. You can even take one of the tours to watch how their liquids are made and try them. It is a great stop for a traveler wanting to relax and enjoy local craftsmanship, which is one of the main reasons to visit the Orkney Islands. 

History buffs must not miss visiting the Maeshowe Chambered Cairn, which is a Viking-carved ancient burial site dating back to the 12th century. It is not only a part of Orkney's ancient Neolithic history but also proof that the Vikings indeed existed on this island. This stone tower comes with so many packages of tourism in Orkney as a wonderful attraction to study and learn about both ancient and Viking history. 

The Italian Chapel in Orkney is a very special location. It was built by Italian prisoners of war during World War II. Although small, it looks beautiful and stands as a symbol of hope and peace. Its elaborate design and work make it a unique destination for Orkney Tours. 

Of particular interest to archaeology, people can visit The Broch of Gurness, an Iron Age settlement with a beautiful, pleasant atmosphere overlooking the sea. The well-preserved remains of this ancient broch reveal so much about ancient life. Peaceful and historically significant, it will be a wonderful visit to the Orkney Islands. 

Nature lovers will also enjoy a trip to the Yesnaby Cliffs, which have excellent sandstone cliffs and dramatic sea views. On a good walk, you should also find resting seals below the cliffs. Outdoor lovers often include it in vacation packages to the Orkneys. 

The best time to visit Orkney Island is from May to September, when the days are long. Take pleasure in the time you have there, with great visits and outdoor activities. Fresh seafood includes crab and scallops, as well as some Orkney cheddar and some local beers. With trekhops.com, you can even book your tours to plan your perfect Orkney trip.