Unearth Orkney's unique history, wildlife, islands, activities and culture by taking time to browse our Orkney blogs.
We hope you’ll try this floorie bannock recipe from Orkney! Floorie bannocks are circular and are cut into triangles to be eaten. They use few ingredients and are delicious with butter or cheese.
For almost 20 years archaeologists have investigated the Ness of Brodgar in Stenness, Orkney. With the dig ending in 2024, we spoke to Nick Card and Anne Mitchell about what this might mean for this beautiful Neolithic site.
Electric vehicle (EV) drivers planning their next staycation should look northwards to the breathtakingly beautiful islands of Orkney where the EV charging infrastructure is among the best in the country.
Celina Rupp creates unique and eye-catching jewellery, handcrafted in Orkney and sold in shops, online and in the Barrier View Café, a short distance from the Italian Chapel.
Have you visited these hidden gems of Orkney? These are ten places perfect for repeat visitors or for islanders looking for a fine walk, and include Russadale Quarry, the Castle of Burwick, the Broch of Burgar, Newark Bay and the Stromness Reservoir.
No wonder the Orkney islands are a magnet for artists – there is inspiration and drama on every horizon, with each season casting its own light magic. Find out more about the art galleries where you can view their amazing work.
The Orkney island Westray has another name – the Queen o’ the Isles. With its bright green farmland, wild seabird cliffs, dark moorland, and peaceful sandy bays, it showcases all of the elements that make Orkney so special.
Auskerry is a remote Orkney island with few residents and no ferry service. You may spot the towering lighthouse as you sail with NorthLink Ferries. Discover a bit more about what you might find on Auskerry.
The beauty of getting active on Orkney is the sheer range of what is on offer, including hiking, cycling, diving, and more. Join Robin McKelvie in a sea kayak as he explores adventure in the great outdoors of Orkney.
