Ferry Aberdeen Orkney Islands
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Travelling by boat from Aberdeen to Orkney Islands
Travelling by ferry from Aberdeen to Orkney Islands is an excellent choice! Aberdeen Orkney Islands ferries are operated by 1 ferry companies (NorthLink Ferries) serving the ports of Kirkwall and Aberdeen.
To be sure of finding a cheap Aberdeen Orkney Islands ferry ticket, we recommend you use our search engine, which compares offers, prices and timetables from NorthLink Ferries.
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All Aberdeen Orkney Islands ferry routes
Looking for a Aberdeen to Orkney Islands ferry? Discover the most popular routes that allow you to sail between these different regions. Whether you want to reach islands, historic ports or picturesque beaches, ferries are a convenient and comfortable way to travel between Aberdeen and Orkney Islands. Comfortable cabins, on-board restaurants, cinemas, children's activities... ferries from NorthLink Ferries offer excellent facilities and services for all the family.
To plan your ferry trip to Aberdeen or Kirkwall use our fare comparison tool to find the best deals on Aberdeen Orkney Islands ferry tickets that will save you time and money. Using our easy to use price comparison tool you can find deals and timetables from a number of ferry companies including NorthLink Ferries. There's sure to be a deal to suit your needs and budget. Search from 1 ferry routes between Aberdeen and Orkney Islands!
Orkney Islands: Arrival by ferry from Aberdeen and exploring the region
The first town you'll discover when you step off the ferry is Kirkwall, the capital of Orkney. It's a charming town, with cobbled streets and grey stone buildings. Be sure to visit St Magnus Cathedral, a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Take advantage of the local market to sample fresh local produce, such as the famous Scottish salmon and artisan cheese.
A few kilometres from Kirkwall is the neolithic site of Skara Brae, one of the oldest human settlements in Europe. It's hard not to be fascinated by these stone houses, over 5,000 years old. Take a stroll along the beach and imagine the daily life of our prehistoric ancestors.
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