Getting Around
Eday is best explored on foot or by bicycle to fully appreciate its natural beauty.





Eday, part of the Orkney Islands, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue. With its well-preserved Neolithic tombs and evidence of Bronze Age settlements, the island is a haven for history enthusiasts. Nature lovers will appreciate the diverse birdlife, including sightings of Hen Harriers and Peregrines. The island's Old Red Sandstone cliffs and serene beaches provide a picturesque backdrop for exploration. Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Eday offers a glimpse into the past with remains of a Norse-era castle and the historic Carrick House. Visitors seeking a peaceful escape will find Eday an ideal destination.
Eday, part of the Orkney Islands, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue. With its well-preserved Neolithic tombs and evidence of Bronze Age settlements, the island is a haven for history enthusiasts. Nature lovers will appreciate the diverse birdlife, including sightings of Hen Harriers and Peregrines. The island's Old Red Sandstone cliffs and serene beaches provide a picturesque backdrop for exploration. Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Eday offers a glimpse into the past with remains of a Norse-era castle and the historic Carrick House. Visitors seeking a peaceful escape will find Eday an ideal destination.
Prehistoric tombs and archaeological sites.
Rich birdlife including Hen Harriers and Peregrines.
Beautiful beaches and scenic landscapes.
Old Red Sandstone cliffs.
Lighthouse on Calf Sound.
Eday's remote location offers a peaceful escape but limited amenities.
Rich in archaeological sites, perfect for history buffs.
Ideal for birdwatchers with diverse avian life.
Eday is best explored on foot or by bicycle to fully appreciate its natural beauty.
Bring binoculars for birdwatching, as the island is home to various bird species.
Nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
GBP £
$80-$150 p/day
English
Don't miss the Neolithic tombs and other archaeological sites scattered across the island.
Nature Retreat, Historical Exploration, Birdwatching