Everyone loves the west coast of Orkney's mainland, right? Well, what about taking a trip east and exploring its beautiful coastline? We've been out walking and done just that! 😀 Take a look at our latest blog and discover this mix of beaches, bays, cliffs and sea-stacks ➡️ visitorkney.com/news/deerness-walk | orkney.com

We took a trip out to Orkney's west coast this morning to blow away the cobwebs 🌊 🌬️ What a beautiful place to be, whatever the weather 😍 | orkney.com

In Scotland, even beautiful beaches and gentle bays have some pretty significant stories. This is Scapa Flow in Orkney. The large natural harbour was once the main base for the Royal Navy and the site of the last engagement of World War I. While the war's Armistice was agreed on 11th November 1918, it would be another 7 months before the official peace treaty was signed at Versailles. Part of the negotiation was an argument between the different Allied Powers over what would happen with the Germ

16K views · 401 reactions | Orkney is full of archaeological wonders, showcasing more than 5000 years of history in these islands. Our UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, features some of our most famous finds, including Skara Brae and Maeshowe. Experience it all for yourself with our special World Heritage Orkney itinerary ➡️ bit.ly/WorldHeritageOrkney | orkney.com | Facebook

Orkney is a treasure trove of history and culture, you just need to know where to look. On our fully guided trips you'll benefit from local knowledge and insider opportunities to see the very best of Orkney’s past, while we take care of the details. #WildernessScotland #LoveWilderness #VisitScotland #ScottishHighlands #ScotlandIsCalling #AdventureTravel #ExploreMore #Orkney #OrkneyIsles #Neolithic #History #IronAge | Wilderness Scotland