59 Degrees North
Café and pizzeria · Sanday
Café and pizzeria on Sanday, open April to September; booking ahead is advised.
- Sanday, Sanday
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Where to eat and drink in North Isles: Rousay, Westray & beyond
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Café and pizzeria · Sanday
Café and pizzeria on Sanday, open April to September; booking ahead is advised.
Café and craft shop · Rapness, Westray
Small café and craft shop close to the Rapness ferry terminal on Westray.
Café · Westray
Café and coffee shop on Westray.
Café and restaurant · Shapinsay
Refurbished café, restaurant and bar on Shapinsay, run by the island development trust.
Community inn · Rousay
Community-owned inn below the Knowe of Yarso, with views over Eynhallow Sound.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Unfinished fortress-house on Westray built for Gilbert Balfour, master of Mary Queen of Scots' household; its walls have 71 gun holes.
Accredited museum in Pierowall on Westray's history from the Neolithic to the Vikings, home of the Westray Wife; open daily May to September.
Lighthouse built by David A Stevenson in 1898 on Westray's north-west headland, above cliffs that hold thousands of seabirds.
Orkney
Orkney's main town: St Magnus Cathedral, the palaces, the Orkney Museum and Neolithic tombs close by
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Skara Brae, Maeshowe and the stone circles, Stromness harbour and the cliffs of Birsay and Yesnaby
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The Italian Chapel and Churchill Barriers, St Margaret's Hope, and Hoy's hills, Old Man and wartime Lyness
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