Natural harbour
Region: United Kingdom (1315), Scotland (501), Orkney (24), Orkney Islands (24) and Stromness (6)
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In this reasonably deep bay there are 5 mooring buoys. The area was important during the World Wars for the British fleet. There is a museum about it, and there are many remnants on the shore. At the end of the quay there is a corner where the dinghy can lie and where you can get ashore via a ladder. In the museum (which is free) there is also a little cafe.
[translated from Dutch with AI]
1 x helpful | written on 17. Jun 2026
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