Price from
£75
Visit Mainland’s most southerly point, Sumburgh Head – an RSPB nature reserve
Admire the view across the waters of the magnificent Mousa Broch, the tallest and best-preserved round tower broch in the world
See the dramatic cliffs with an abundance of seabirds, including puffins, guillemots, shags and fulmars
Marine life haven
At Sumburgh Head, you’ll see Shetland’s oldest lighthouse, built in 1821. As a stunning nature reserve, the cliffs surrounding the area are filled with nesting seabirds and the seas are home to marine animals like harbour porpoises, white-beaked dolphins and whales.
Practical information
Remarks/requirements: Warm, waterproof clothing recommended.
Language: English.
Walking information: Sumburgh Head – ½ mile walk up a steep path to lighthouse. Hoswick – at guests’ discretion.
Wheelchair accessible: Yes.
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