Join us for a full-day tour to the spectacular island of Hoy — the second largest island in Orkney and unlike anywhere else in the archipelago. With sweeping moorlands and rugged beauty, Hoy is great for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and curious travellers alike.
Led by our passionate local guides, this tour combines stunning scenery with local stories, Neolithic wonders, and wartime history. Highlights include the mysterious Dwarfie Stane, the wild beauty of Rackwick , the moving memorial of Betty Corrigall’s grave and many more hidden gems along the way.
Our small group format creates a relaxed and personal experience. Our guides don’t just follow a script — they share their own connection to the island, bringing it to life. And throughout the day, we keep a lookout for Hoy’s rich wildlife, from soaring birds of prey to seals and more.
Hoy is a truly special place — let us take you there in comfort, so you can sit back, relax, and fully take in the experience.
Meet at stand 5 at the Kirkwall Bus Station
Visit one of the loneliest graves in the UK, here the sad story of Betty Corrigall.
Visit the ancient tomb of the Dwarfie Stane, carved out of a massive block of solid sandstone, this tomb is unique to the British Isles.
A remote settlement in the north west of Hoy, visit the Rackwick museums and enjoy the stunning scenery. Enjoy your packed lunch on Rackwick beach (subject to weather).
Visit the Scapa Flow museum and view the many exhibits from Orkney's wartime history,
Learn about the proud history of lifeboats on the island of Hoy
Sail across Scapa Flow on the local ferry. Scapa Flow is a sheltered harbour that was a British Naval base during both world wars.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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