Postijiet faċċata tal-bajja għall-kiri għall-vaganzi ġewwa Orkney

Luxury Beachside Manse Seaviews & Walled Garden

Unwind & recharge with panoramic seaviews overlooking islands, a seal colony & a beautiful beach. Enjoy paddle boarding, wild swimming, beach/cliff walks & watching wildlife. Relax in our C1700 walled kitchen garden. The property has a newly refurbished kitchen, dining, sitting room area, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms (each room has a double bed/family suite X2 double beds). This property is suitable for 10 people sharing (plus 2 smaller children). 3 night min booking. 21 night max stay. STL OR00417F

Mill o Cara

The Mill o' Cara (STL Licence OR00479F) is a converted mill on the beautiful Orkney island of South Ronaldsay, a few miles from St Margaret’s Hope and some of Orkney’s best f&b. The premium accommodation includes an open plan kitchen and living area with panoramic views of Scapa Flow. The traditional architecture is complemented by a transitional interior, combining Orcadian vernacular with modern eclectic art and furniture. The Mill is available for weekly lets only from Saturday to Saturday.

Secluded cottage by the Sea

A unique home by the sea. A peaceful and private country road leads to this secluded cottage. The hot tub has views down scapa flow. The famous St Magus Way is accessible from this property . There is direct access to the sea for paddle boarding, wind surfing or sailing in the bay. Return to the cottage to an open fire. The extensive grounds also allow for simple walks or yoga. The cottage retains some of it's 19th century charm but has been renovated to be a practical and comfortable home.

Studio House

Studio House occupies an enviable position, overlooking Scapa Flow, nestled within St Margaret’s Hope The unassuming exterior of this 18th century house gives no hint to the interior within, which has been restyled to create a bright, relaxing, quirky and cosy home. At the end of an exhilarating day, return to Studio House to relax, rejuvenate, enjoy the sunset and just be. You will treasure your time here. No matter where you position yourself you cannot miss the sea views.

Remote Island House, beach, and hot tub available

Nistaben is a peaceful newly renovated traditional Orkney house with direct private access to its own beach with panoramic views of the island and seascape. Upon request our luxury hot tub sanctuary can be booked. Nistaben is within easy walking distance of the pier, airport, shop, archaeological and historical sites, RSPB North Hill Nature Reserve, local amenities and The Hot Tub Sanctuary. For more photos and information please look at UniquePapaWestray on Google.

Trowietoon - Life on the Beach - STL no: OR00139F

Trowietoon is a small cottage built in 1933, it is a quirky little cottage set a stones throw away from Newark Beach. It is a peaceful location and the perfect quiet getaway When the weather is stormy, the views of the beach are amazing, the raging sea crashing onto the shore, viewing from the cosy conservatory what more could you wish for Should you want to book less than the minimum nights required then please get in touch as this may still be possible

Traditional Orkney Cottage on the island of Hoy

A stone built traditional cottage, recently modernised. Small and cosy with living room/kitchen, twin bedroom and shower room. In the small hamlet of Brims two miles from the village of Longhope on the island of Hoy, with general store/post office and Health Centre. Easy access to coastal walks bird watching, fishing and ferry terminal. Near to the Longhope Lifeboat Museum and other island attractions.

Brough farm

Brough is a newly renovated 1800s farm house that sits on the shore edge with ever changing views of the sea and wildlife with a large garden and costal walks on your door step and it’s a 5 minute drive from the local village of St Margarets Hope and 45 minutes drive across the chirchhill barriers to the town of Kirkwall

Longbigging, Westray

Our Deluxe Wigwam is situated on an old croft on the Westside of the Island of Westray in the Orkney Islands. The croft fronts onto and looks across the bay of Tuquoy and is near a salt marsh which attracts migrating birds. Low tide reveals a large sandy bay and provides a great opportunity for walking and beachcombing