At the heart of Stronsay, you’ll discover a spectacular view of three interlocking bays – St Catherine’s Bay and the Bay of Holland to the west and Mill Bay to the east – each with unspoiled white sand beaches and contrasting island and North Sea vistas.
Only 12km long, Stronsay’s irregular shape has blessed Orkney’s Island of Bays with miles of coastline, combining the dramatic seascapes of Odiness Bay and Lamb Head, tranquil sheltered beaches, peaceful Whitehall village and pastoral countryside, making Stronsay a haven for families, walkers and wildlife watchers alike.
Stay
in Whitehall Village, a quiet harbour village with a hotel,
B & B, hostel, café, shop and a rich fishing heritage.
Walk
from Whitehall to the beachcomber’s paradise of St Catherine’s Bay.
Take
in the dramatic cliff-scenery of Odiness Bay via a popular circular coastal walk.
Explore
the silver dunes of Rothiesholm Beach and discover some of Orkney’s rarest flora and shells.
Watch
wildlife at the Stronsay Bird Reserve, the lochside bird-hide at Lea Shun and in the seal hide near Holland Bay.
Getting here
From Kirkwall
Daily ferry service is operated by Orkney Ferries and an inter-island air service is operated by Loganair.From UK Mainland
Find out more on the Visit Orkney website.