Find out more about intriguing Shetland - its rich history and culture, islands and wildlife - with our Shetland blogs.
After a fire in 2019, the newly reopened Bird Observatory on the remote Fair Isle in Shetland is an excellent facility to stay and learn about the amazing birdlife on the island.
Join Robin McKelvie as he explores the UK’s ‘millionaire’ island. From its fishing heritage to interesting museums, discover more about the isle of Whalsay in Shetland.
Discover Shetland’s rich winter traditions, shaped by its northern location and long, dark winters. Experience how six hours of daylight inspire unique customs, warmth, and community spirit in these remote, beautiful islands.
The Shetland Islands are nothing short of extraordinary. From spotting puffins on dramatic sea cliffs and sailing to uninhabited isles, to uncovering Viking heritage and enjoying world-famous music and festivals.
In Shetland’s wild beauty, Sarah Kay Arts transforms sea glass, shells and local fibres into unique artworks and jewellery, blending traditional craftsmanship with contemporary style, inspired by dramatic coastlines, shifting skies, and abundant marine life.
Shetlander, Paul Moar, explore the lasting influence of Norse culture across Shetland, revealing how ancient personal names and place-names continue to shape the island’s identity today.
Discover 8 interesting facts about Mousa – a small island located just over a mile off the east coast of Shetland Mainland and home to the famous Mousa Broch.
Award-winning travel writer Robin McKelvie visits Shetland and shares his experience trying the best of the island’s food and drink, from world-class seafood to the UK’s most northerly distilleries and standout dining destinations.
The Shetland islands are truly magical – and sometimes the best way to appreciate them is to slip on a pair of hiking boots and explore them at a slower pace. From the highest point in Shetland to dramatic cliffs at Hermaness, here are our top 8 hikes in Shetland.
