Scotland's Shetland Islands

Discover the many charms of the Shetland Islands on a small group adventure featuring dramatic coastlines, towering sea cliffs, wildlife and history. Stay in Lerwick – home to the Shetland Museum & Archives, a collection of exhibits that paint a colourful picture of medieval and modern times on the island. Scenic drives in a private minibus will take you to the rugged landscapes of Eshaness and Muckle Flugga – the most northerly inhabited point in the United Kingdom – where you can spot local wildlife like puffins, seals and otters. End your days in atmospheric pubs with friendly locals and experience the magic of the Northern Scottish Isles for yourself. There are three days of (D2,D3 and D4), where hikes of 5-8 km are scheduled along coastal paths. These treks aren’t too demanding, with minimal elevation, and they do follow established paths. However, you will need a good level of fitness and reasonably sturdy footwear (ideally waterproof), to fully enjoy them., Scotland’s weather can be varied, often described as 4 seasons in one day! This is particularly apparent at the start and end of the season. Please bring appropriate clothing for adverse weather conditions, including base layers, hat, gloves, scarf, waterproof clothes, and anything else that you think may be applicable.