Kids Days Out in Shetlands and activities in these ancient isles. You will not be bored here if you love nature with many things to do including walks, beaches, hills and nature reserves.
Explore this beautiful Castle!
Shetland
Ruined Castle - Built by Earl Patrick Stewart in 1600 much is in ruins, or does not exist at all, however the tower house has been somewhat restored.
Beautiful countryside and the Mousa Broch!
The best preserved broch in Scotland. With its Iron Age drystone tower it reaches a height of around 40ft.
Beautiful countryside and the Broch of Clickimin!
A partially demolished broch (round tower) on an island on the southern shore of the Loch of Clickimin, and dating back to 700-500 BC.
Swimming pool and more!
Sports facilities plus 2 flumes, outdoor lagoon, kiddies pool, a giant bubble pool and rapid river with water cannons and much more!
Overlooking Muckle Flugga, Britain's most northerly point.
Hermaness provides a wonderful haven for over 100,000 seabirds including puffins, seacliffs, offshore arches and stacks.
Lots of things to do here.
An excellent insight to life on the Shetland Islands over the last one hundred years (and more). Refreshments, craft shop
Archaeological site dating back to the late Bronze Age!
It includes oval-shaped Bronze Age houses, Iron Age broch and wheelhouses, Viking long houses, medieval farmstead and 16th century laird’s house.
