What To Do Here

Westray & Papa Westray are proud to have been certificated as Fairtrade Islands.

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Look for this mark on Fairtrade products available at most businesses on Westray and Papa Westray.

Why Do You Come Here?

	Peace and Quiet
	Archaeology
	Wildlife
	Walking
	Child Friendly
	Visit Family
	Geneology
	Sailing
	Other

What to Do Here

There's plenty to do in Westray & Papa Westray, whether you're into walking, bird watching, interested in archaeology, or just want to peruse the craft studios/workshops or relax on our empty beaches; there's something for everybody.

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In Westray

Westraak

Come with us and experience the beauty of Westray, Queen of the Orkney Isles, as we at Westraak take you on a guided tour in our comfortable 8 seater minibus. Let us bring Westray to life for you as you experience the sights, sounds and solitude of this beautiful Orkney Island.
We are open all year round for guided tours, which range from part-day to all-day tours and include seasonal Puffin tours.
Traditional Orkney Lunch included.

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Pierowall Charters

Exploring westray's marine environment and fishing tours.

Explore Westray's coastline, see what's underneath the boat with our underwater camera, and catch a fish for your supper.

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Pierowall Fish

Pierowall Fish Ltd are a small family run business taking pride in providing high quality products and excellent customer service.

Our fish is sourced locally from the white fish boat Keila and from the Shetland and Scrabster markets.

We supply, fresh, frozen and smoked, which is all hand filleted and cured on the premises.

Don't forget to visit JACKS our fish and chip shop open Wednesdays and Saturdays 5PM to 9PM.

In Westray on day trip? Why not ring ahead (01857 677471) and order some fish and chips to collect en-route to the Ferry Terminal and enjoy fish and chips on the ferry back to Kirkwall.

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In Papa Westray

Holland Farm and Bothy Museum

Formerly the home of the Traill family, owners of the isle for three centuries, it is perhaps the most extensive traditional steading in Orkney. It features a doo'cot (dovecote), mill tramp and corn drying kiln. Step back in time when you visit the Bothy.