Guidebook for Whiteness
Food Scene
A lovely setting with views over the sea, and a comfortable friendly restaurant with a varied menu.
The Lerwick Hotel
15 South RdA lovely setting with views over the sea, and a comfortable friendly restaurant with a varied menu.
A brilliant place for coffee, snacks, lunch or evening meal ( booking recommended for meals) On the water's edge with a high chance of seeing seals.
17 recommandé par les habitants
Fjarå Café Bar
A brilliant place for coffee, snacks, lunch or evening meal ( booking recommended for meals) On the water's edge with a high chance of seeing seals.
This has been voted the best fish and chip shop in the UK! Well worth a visit. :)
18 recommandé par les habitants
Frankie's Fish & Chips
This has been voted the best fish and chip shop in the UK! Well worth a visit. :)
Located in one of the most dramatic landscapes in Shetland, the views from the cafe and craft shop, towards the famous sea stacks, 'The Drongs', is simply outstanding.
A menu of fresh local produce - much of which is sourced from a working croft - and a range of local crafts, knitwear and gifts.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Braewick Café and Caravan Park
Located in one of the most dramatic landscapes in Shetland, the views from the cafe and craft shop, towards the famous sea stacks, 'The Drongs', is simply outstanding.
A menu of fresh local produce - much of which is sourced from a working croft - and a range of local crafts, knitwear and gifts.
The Cornerstone
A superb friendly cafe.
The Dowry
98 Commercial StLovely cafe/ restaurant for coffee or food!
Fantastic food, friendly personal service & beautiful surroundings.
11 recommandé par les habitants
Busta House Hotel
Fantastic food, friendly personal service & beautiful surroundings.
Good food including fish. Lovely location in Scalloway.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Da Haaf Restaurant
Port Arthur RoadGood food including fish. Lovely location in Scalloway.
Serves salads, baguettes , soup , coffee ..a good place for lunch , found in the Toll Clock Centre.
The Olive Tree
Serves salads, baguettes , soup , coffee ..a good place for lunch , found in the Toll Clock Centre.
The Original Cake Fridge & Tea Room
ROADSIDEA lovely cafe close to the sea with a small museum.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Hoswick Visitors Centre
A lovely cafe close to the sea with a small museum.
Golden Coach
1-3 Commercial RdTéamoré
A lovely place to eat or for just coffee. Varied menu including Japanese & Chinese food.
Arts & Culture
A gallery displaying local art and crafts - above Weisdale Mill , where you can purchase coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.
15 recommandé par les habitants
Bonhoga Gallery
A gallery displaying local art and crafts - above Weisdale Mill , where you can purchase coffee, lunch and afternoon tea.
Shetland Museum & Archives
Scalloway Museum
Castle StreetScalloway Castle
Castle StreetMareel - Music, Cinema and Education Venue
Gutters GaetSightseeing
At Sumburgh Head you will find Puffins between May and August as well as miraids of other bird life. There is a visitors centre and small cafe - and history of Shetland's involvlement in WW2. Well worth a trip on a good day!
7 recommandé par les habitants
Sumburgh Head Lighthouse
SumburghAt Sumburgh Head you will find Puffins between May and August as well as miraids of other bird life. There is a visitors centre and small cafe - and history of Shetland's involvlement in WW2. Well worth a trip on a good day!
Jarlshof Prehistoric and Norse Settlement
Broch of Mousa
Getting Around
Bolt's Car Hire
Star Rent A Car Ltd
22 Commercial RdViking Bus Station
Essentials
Local Co-op supermarket which includes FairTrade items. There is also a Peacocks clothing store on the premises.
Co-op Food - Lerwick
Holmsgarth RoadLocal Co-op supermarket which includes FairTrade items. There is also a Peacocks clothing store on the premises.
Tesco is the main supermarket on Shetland but there are little stores all over the island.
8 recommandé par les habitants
Tesco Superstore
South RoadTesco is the main supermarket on Shetland but there are little stores all over the island.
Robinson & Morrison
Local shop with fuel pumps and Post Office
Everything Else
Papa Stour is famous for its sea stacks, spectacular cliffs, tranquil bays and extraordinary sea caves (the longest in Britain) which support a range of marine flora and fauna.
The coastline, with its numerous rock arches, stacks and skerries, is one of the most spectacular in Shetland. For that reason, it has been designated as a marine Special Area of Conservation. The full force of the Atlantic Ocean has carved the western cliffs into beautiful arches, stacks and caves - the most famous of which is the Kirstan Hol.
The inter-island ferry from West Burrafirth takes 45 minutes to reach Papa Stour and operates 5 days a week. Booking is essential.
Papa Stour
Papa Stour is famous for its sea stacks, spectacular cliffs, tranquil bays and extraordinary sea caves (the longest in Britain) which support a range of marine flora and fauna.
The coastline, with its numerous rock arches, stacks and skerries, is one of the most spectacular in Shetland. For that reason, it has been designated as a marine Special Area of Conservation. The full force of the Atlantic Ocean has carved the western cliffs into beautiful arches, stacks and caves - the most famous of which is the Kirstan Hol.
The inter-island ferry from West Burrafirth takes 45 minutes to reach Papa Stour and operates 5 days a week. Booking is essential.
Blasted by the full force of the North Atlantic it displays a stunning array of stacks, blowholes and geos (narrow inlets). However, the Eshaness peninsula also tells a fascinating story of a long extinct volcano and a very different past environment. A beautiful place, well worth a visit! There is also a cafe.
8 recommandé par les habitants
Eshaness
Blasted by the full force of the North Atlantic it displays a stunning array of stacks, blowholes and geos (narrow inlets). However, the Eshaness peninsula also tells a fascinating story of a long extinct volcano and a very different past environment. A beautiful place, well worth a visit! There is also a cafe.
Kittywake Tours
Kitty is a Shetlander with a great knowledge of the island
Parks & Nature
To reach Noss you must first cross the island of Bressay to which there is a regular ferry service from Lerwick. It is three miles across Bressay to the Noss car park. A short walk along a quite steep, rutted track takes you to the ferry point. The small inflatable boat to Noss is operated by Scottish Natural Heritage. A small charge is made for the return journey Sensible footwear is essential to negotiate the slippery rocks on both sides of the Noss sound and waterproofs incase!
Noss National Nature Reserve
To reach Noss you must first cross the island of Bressay to which there is a regular ferry service from Lerwick. It is three miles across Bressay to the Noss car park. A short walk along a quite steep, rutted track takes you to the ferry point. The small inflatable boat to Noss is operated by Scottish Natural Heritage. A small charge is made for the return journey Sensible footwear is essential to negotiate the slippery rocks on both sides of the Noss sound and waterproofs incase!