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Very welcoming, plenty time, good information.

(About the marina staff)
D Thomson, Glasgow
We have been regular visitors to Orkney since 1990, with boats of various sizes. We were very pleased to see the marinas being built. They are an excellent facility.
Sue and Ian Edwards, Eynhallow, Banchory

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Local Information

What's On 

Here's a list of major events: http://www.visitorkney.com/events/
 
The Orkney Nature Festival runs between Saturday 11th and Sunday 19th May 2013. Please see http://www.orkneynaturefestival.org/ where there is much more information.

Useful Links

www.rspb.org.uk/reserves/collections/orkney.aspx

www.orkney.com/

Flights

There are daily flights to Kirkwall from all major airports in the UK (Operated by Flybe) To check out the website go to www.flybe.com

Check out connecting flights up to Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow operated by EasyJet (website at www.easyjet.co.uk)

Ferries

If you drive, or take a bus or train to the North of Scotland you can then cross over to Orkney using one of the following Ferries
Northlink Ferries operate between Aberdeen and Kirkwall and also Scrabster and Stromness. For timetables and prices, refer to the website www.northlinkferries.co.uk

Pentland Ferries also operate between Gills Bay in Caithness and St Margaret's Hope, 7 days a week. Their timetable and prices can be found at www.pentlandferries.com

A passenger only ferry operates between John O'Groats and Burwick 7 days a week during the summer months, operated by John O'Groats Ferries. The website can be found at www.jogferry.co.uk

 

Nearby ports

Sail North Scotland has information regarding your next port of call: 
 
Lossiemouth is on the south shore of the Moray Firth, East of Inverness: 

 

 

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Orkney Marinas Ltd. Shalderha, Holm, Orkney, KW17 2SA; Tel 01856 87 1313
The Ba', a great Orkney tradition, is a rugby-like game played with a hand crafted leather Ba’ and takes place twice a year on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day in the streets of Kirkwall. Up to 200 Uppies and Doonies battle for several hours to gain the trophy watched by huge crowds of locals and visitors.