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From £90Departure Airport Transfer - Lerwick to Sumburgh Airport (LSI)
Our services can be tailored to suit your needs and are available at times to suit you. Our varied fleet comprises of vehicles from 7 seats to 57 seats, so we can accommodate a wide range of group sizes from couples & families to school & business groups and sports teams.
From £160Round Trip Airport Transfer - Sumburgh Airport (LSI) to Lerwick
Our services can be tailored to suit your needs and are available at times to suit you. Our varied fleet comprises of vehicles from 7 seats to 57 seats, so we can accommodate a wide range of group sizes from couples & families to school & business groups and sports teams.
From £333.10Shetland South Mainland Scenic & Historical Private Shore Tour
This comprehensive private shore tour is perfect for those with one day in Shetland, offering a mix of stunning landscapes, fascinating history, and wildlife. Explore St. Ninian’s Isle, see seal colonies at Rerwick Beach, and visit the restored Shetland Crofthouse for a glimpse into past life. Discover the archaeological site of Jarlshof and enjoy the seabird cliffs at Sumburgh Head. Finish with a visit to the charming village of Hoswick for local knitwear and refreshments. A perfect blend of Shetland’s natural beauty, culture, and history.
From £1,149Shetland at War Half Day Private Tour
Join military historian and professional archaeologist Chris Dyer, a Shetland resident for over twenty years, to explore Shetland’s fascinating wartime heritage on our brand new Shetland at War tour. We will visit astoundingly well-preserved military fortifications within a range of spectacular, beautiful landscapes. During the twentieth century, Shetland played a crucially important role in the defence of Britain during both World Wars due to its strategic military location on the northern periphery of Britain and Europe. Enemy shipping and submarines favoured the North Sea as their preferred passage to the North Atlantic Ocean. Shetland was therefore an important base for the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force, who patrolled the surrounding waters, and for the associated military radar stations, scanning the skies and seas.