Shetland Islands Coastal Exploration and Culinary Delights Itinerary

Embark on a scenic drive to the southernmost tip of the mainland, Sumburgh Head. Take a guided tour of the Sumburgh Head Lighthouse and Visitor Centre, where you can learn about the area's fascinating wildlife, including puffins and seals. Enjoy panoramic views of the rugged coastline.

Continue your exploration of the natural beauty of the Shetland Islands by visiting St. Ninian's Isle. Take a leisurely walk across the tombolo, a narrow strip of land connecting the island to the mainland. Admire the stunning beach and visit the historic St. Ninian's Isle Church.

Treat yourself to a traditional Shetland meal at the Scalloway Hotel's restaurant, which specializes in local produce. Sample dishes like Shetland lamb, smoked salmon, or Shetland black potatoes. Pair your meal with a glass of whisky from one of the island's distilleries.

Discover the dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches of Eshaness. Take a scenic drive along the winding coastal road and stop at key viewpoints to capture breathtaking photos. Explore the Eshaness Lighthouse and marvel at the rugged beauty of the surrounding landscape.

Visit Jarlshof, an archaeological site that spans over 4,000 years of history. Explore the remains of settlements from the Bronze Age, Iron Age, Viking Age, and more recent periods. Learn about the fascinating stories of the people who lived here.

Dine at the award-winning Scalloway Hotel Restaurant, known for its innovative use of local ingredients. Enjoy dishes like Shetland scallops, smoked haddock, or venison. Finish off your meal with a traditional Shetland dessert, such as bannocks or rhubarb crumble.

Take a ferry to the island of Mousa and visit the Mousa Broch, one of the best-preserved Iron Age round towers in Scotland. Take a guided tour inside the broch and learn about its history and significance. Keep an eye out for storm petrels, a unique bird species that nests in the broch.

Explore the charming town of Scalloway, known for its fishing heritage. Visit Scalloway Castle, a 17th-century tower house that offers panoramic views of the harbor. Take a walk along the waterfront and stop by the Scalloway Museum to learn about the town's history.

Enjoy a farewell dinner at the Scalloway Hotel, savoring the flavors of Shetland cuisine. Try traditional dishes like Cullen skink, a creamy smoked haddock soup, or Shetland beef stew. Raise a glass of local ale or whisky to toast your unforgettable time in the Shetland Islands.