Find out more about intriguing Shetland - its rich history and culture, islands and wildlife - with our Shetland blogs.
Akshay Borges has been adding a pinch of spice to Shetland cooking since he moved to the islands over a decade ago. Using a fusion of Shetland’s produce and Indian influences, Akshay creates truly memorable dishes. Follow one of his recipes here.
A great recipe which uses the splendid carrots that grow in Shetland. This Spiced Carrot Chutney recipe makes 6 medium-sized jars and a spoonful of this with a slice of Shetland lamb on a bannock is hard to beat!
As part of NorthLink’s celebration of Scotland Year of Stories we are releasing traditional folk tales. We hope you enjoy the Shetland tale of the Boy and the Brunnie!
Located halfway between Orkney and Shetland, lovely Fair Isle is famed for rare birds and distinctive knitting patterns. It was once also famous for shipwrecks. Find out more about the two lighthouses of Fair Isle!
This recipe combines the famous and very special reestit mutton with a crisp, classic, homemade flaky pastry. Enjoy this fine pie with some lightly cooked Shetland kale and a glass of beer from the Lerwick Brewery!
Located at the most-southerly point of mainland Shetland, Sumburgh Head is a fantastic tourist destination. From incredible wildlife to interesting history, here are 7 fascinating facts about the area!
To celebrate Scotland’s Year of Stories, NorthLink Ferries are releasing a series of folk tales from the Northern Isles. In the olden days these tales would have been told on winter nights around a fire. Read on for the Shetland tale of the Goita Skerry!
Shetland is home to a wealth of magnificent things to do and see during the day, potentially leaving you scratching your head on what to do in the evening. We have put together a list of ideas on how to spend your evenings in Shetland!
Muckle Roe is an island that is joined to the Shetland mainland by a bridge! It is made of distinctive red rock, is brilliant for walkers, and is often described as the prettiest place in Shetland.
