Find out more about intriguing Shetland - its rich history and culture, islands and wildlife - with our Shetland blogs.
Sometimes, when visiting a place like Shetland, which is creaking at the seams with history, it’s hard to put all of the sites you see into chronological order in your mind. This timeline has been created to help!
Join travel writer Robin McKelvie as he shares his experience visiting Shetland with his family, and why the Shetland Islands are a great place for all ages to explore.
Cycling is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Shetland. We spoke to Ivor Johnson from the Shetland Triathlon Club, who told us some of his favourite cycling routes.
St Ninian’s Isle with its pristine white sand tombolo is Shetland’s best-known beach, however in 1958 it was also where an incredible Pictish treasure hoard was discovered!
Ruth Aisling shares a comprehensive breakdown of the costs of her 5-day and 4-night itinerary that she incurred during her memorable campervan trip in Shetland.
Join Ruth Aisling as she explores the remote, yet spectacular, rugged cliffs of Eshaness in Shetland as part of her campervan travels. Find out more about her experience here.
There are many Shetland walks which offer great scenery and wildlife opportunities. Laurie Goodlad shares some of her favourite island walks away from the Mainland in this blog.
After embarking on a campervan adventure through the enchanting Shetland Islands, Ruth Aisling shares her perfect 5-day intinerary with us. Find out more about what she got up to here.
The island of Yell has a striking landscape of bog, big blue sky and sweeping blue sea. Travel writer Robin McKelvie visits the ‘Otter Capital of Britain’ to tell us more.
