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ViatorShore Excursion

Shetland South Mainland Tour St Ninian Isle and Jarlshof

5.07 reviews
5 hoursEnglish guide
From / guest
$821USD · taxes incl.
// what to expect

Discover the captivating South Mainland of Shetland, where history and nature intertwine. Explore the pristine St Ninian's Isle, famous for its Pictish silver horde, and stroll along its stunning 500m long tombolo. Witness seals basking on secluded beaches and marvel at the impressive Sumburgh Head lighthouse, nestled within a seabird sanctuary. Uncover 5000 years of history at the ancient Jarlshof site, before enjoying a warm cup of tea and local crafts in Hoswick. Optional lunch or afternoon tea can be arranged for your delight. - Visit St Ninian's Isle and its remarkable tombolo - Explore the Sumburgh Head RSPB Reserve and lighthouse - Discover 5000 years of history at Jarlshof - Enjoy tea and local shopping in the village of Hoswick

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Duration
5 hours
Operated by
Viator
// Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Scotland information
// the details
Air-conditioned vehicle
Meals and Snacks not included
Admission fee to Jarlshof not included
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
5 hours

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

// operating schedule
Operates
Daily
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