What to do in Burray

Activities, attractions and tours

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Places to Visit in Burray

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Activities

At the Italian Chapel

Orkney Discovery Tour with Maynes Coaches

NZ$203
per adult
Orkney Discovery Tour with Maynes Coaches
Skara brae

Private Full Day Tour in Orkney

NZ$363
per adult
Private Full Day Tour in Orkney
Cliffs of Yesnaby

Private Tour Discover Orkney with Pick-Up

NZ$707
per traveller
100% of travellers recommend
Private Tour Discover Orkney with Pick-Up
Neolithic Tour Discover Orkneys Ancient Past

Orkney Private Tour: Skara Brae & Ring of Brodgar

NZ$480
per adult
Orkney Private Tour: Skara Brae & Ring of Brodgar
Orkney Mainland Private Tour

Orkney Mainland Private Tour

NZ$537
per adult
Orkney Mainland Private Tour
Historic Orkney Private Odyssey Tour by a native Islander

Historic Orkney Private Odyssey Tour by a native Islander

NZ$1,249
per traveller
100% of travellers recommend
Historic Orkney Private Odyssey Tour by a native Islander
Historic Orkney Showcase Private Tour By a native Islander

Historic Orkney Showcase Private Tour By a native Islander

NZ$1,486
per traveller
100% of travellers recommend
Historic Orkney Showcase Private Tour By a native Islander
Treasures of Orkney: Private Half-Day Tour from Kirkwall

Treasures of Orkney: Private Half-Day Tour from Kirkwall

NZ$4,204
per adult
Treasures of Orkney: Private Half-Day Tour from Kirkwall
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1. Dunnet Head Lighthouse

The Dunnet Head Lighthouse is located on the northernmost point of the Scottish mainland, perched on dramatic cliffs that plummet 300 feet (90 meters) into the turbulent Pentland Firth below. Drive or make the rewarding coastal hike up to this scenic viewpoint and enjoy vistas stretching over the sea to Orkney.
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A coastal cliff with a lighthouse and ocean waves crashing below.

2. Castle of Mey

The Castle of Mey is the northernmost castle on the U.K. mainland. A favorite home of the late Queen Mother, this beautifully restored castle has been preserved to look much as it did during her regular visits here. Tour the castle, stroll through its lovely surrounding gardens and bring the kids to the interactive animal center.
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A historic stone castle with multiple towers and a flag, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and a pathway leading to the entrance.

3. Skara Brae

Learn about prehistoric life at Skara Brae, a small settlement that, despite being thousands of years old, still retains its original shape and structure. The buildings here form one of the best preserved sites of its kind in the British Isles. The layout of the ancient village is still intact, with several of the houses even displaying their original furnishings.
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4. Standing Stones of Stenness

Discover ancient history at the Standing Stones of Stenness. This collection of monoliths forms one of the oldest henge sites in the British Isles and is an ideal starting point to explore the prehistoric legacy of the Orkney Islands. The stunning landscape and diverse wildlife provide additional appeal to this iconic Orcadian landmark.
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5. Duncansby Head

Get ready to be enthralled by an edge-of-the-world sensation at Duncansby Head. This dramatic headland sits at the far northeastern corner of the Scottish mainland. Come to Duncansby Head to earn the bragging rights of having stood at the edge of Great Britain. Admire breathtaking natural surroundings, stroll over coastal cliffs, see huge colonies of seabirds and take memorable photos.
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6. Ring of Brogdar

The Ring of Brodgar is both an enigmatic historical attraction and an area of spectacular natural beauty. Here, 27 standing stones form a perfect circle with a diameter of about 340 feet (104 meters). Examine the UNESCO-listed site, which sits amid the rolling hills and tranquil lochs of the Orkney Mainland.
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What to do in Burray

Stay near popular Burray attractions

Orkney Fossil & Vintage Centre

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Orkney Fossil & Vintage Centre during your travels in Burray. Take in the museums while you're in the area.
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