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Gardiesfauld Youth Hostel
Situated on the picturesque shore at Uyeasound, Unst, this recently refurbished hostel combines superb facilities with a relaxed atmosphere.
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Baltasound Hotel
Britain's most northerly hotel, Unst. This small, informal, family-run hotel caters both for tourists and business visitors.
The Sumburgh Hotel
One of Shetland's finest country house hotels situated at Sumburgh, South Mainland.
The Westings Inn
Wormadale Hill, Central Mainland.
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Almara Bed and Breakfast
Situated at Urafirth near to the village of Hillswick in Northmavine.
Coel-Na-Mara
Coel Na Mara means ‘music of the sea’ in Gaelic, and when you visit, you’ll see why. Located on the island of Yell, it offers an attractive, peaceful location overlooking the village pier and sea.
Glover Lodges
Newly built in 2003 superior quality self-catering accommodation situated in a wonderfully scenic coastal area on the South Mainland of Shetland.
Gremister
Gremister is situated in the middle of Yell, making it a convenient location for visitors.
Marshvale
A self-catering holiday cottage on a quiet road in Aith on the West Mainland of Shetland.
Stuytak Cottage
The cottage is situated in the most beautiful picturesque setting looking out over St Magnus bay.
Springbank Chalet
This Self Catering Accommodation is a brand new property completed in January 2007 near Brae.
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St Magnus Bay Charters
Bird watching, sea angling and dramatic cliff scenery.
The Swan
Come and sail on the Swan, a Fifie built locally in 1900.
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Böd of Gremista
A typical 18th century booth (böd), birthplace of Arthur Anderson, co-founder of what is now P & O Ferries
Hillswick & Eshaness
A guide to the area by H.E.A.R.D. the Hillswick, Eshaness Area Regeneration and Development Association
Fetlar Interpretive Centre
We are a small, dynamic, community-run museum on the remote island of Fetlar in Shetland.
Quendale Water Mill
A working water mill operated by the South Mainland Community History Group.
See Shetland Tours
Guided Shetland tours with Sarah McBurnie.
Shetland Crofthouse Museum
The house is a typical thatched crofthouse of the 19th century.
Shetland Museum
The new Shetland Museum and Archives is the starting point for anyone who wants to know more about our Heritage and Culture.
The Unst Bus Shelter
Maybe the most luxuriously appointed bus shelter in the country.
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Atlantic Airways
Direct flights between Shetland (Sumburgh) and London (Stanstead), also Shetland and Faroe during the summer months.
Inter-Island Air Services
Provided by Shetland Islands Council and operated under contract by Directflight Limited with services between Lerwick (Tingwall Airport) and Fair Isle, Foula, Out Skerries and Papa Stour.
Inter Island Ferry Service
Shetland Islands Council operate a fleet of 12 ferries providing services between mainland Shetland and the islands. The services run from 14 terminals serving 8 islands.
Loganair
Loganair's franchise partnership with British Airways operates year round flights between Shetland (Sumburgh) and Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Inverness, Glasgow and Orkney.
NorthLink Ferries
Nightly sailings from Aberdeen to Lerwick in Shetland - with four of these sailings going via Orkney.
Shetland bus services timetables
Bus Services within Shetland are provided by Zetland Transport Partnership and operated by a number of different operators.
ZetTrans - Shetland's Transport Partnership
A one-stop resource for useful information on all your travel needs including ferry services, bus services, air services, walking, cycling and service disruptions.
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Austin Taylor Photography
Stunning photographs of wildlife, viewpoints and events created in Shetland and available as prints, mounted, framed, or licensed for use on websites or in print. Commissions available.
Panphotos
Specialists in panoramic photography. A large range of Shetland views available. Commissions also undertaken.
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Subscription Free Dial-up
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Shetland Internet can offer a subscription free dial-up connection to the internet for which no direct charge is made by us. All you have to pay is any phone charges you incur while on-line. These calls are charged at local call rates.
This service provides a cost effective internet connection for the low user or those without ADSL. There are two types of service available:
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