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Orkney Uncovered Private Guided Orkney Tours. Specialising in all areas of Orkney history and the great outdoors. Private Tours based in the Orkney Islands.
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Uncover the mysteries of Scapa Flow, and Wartime Orkney during WWI and WWII. Discover and Explore Orkney's Ancient Past.

10/11/2026

Royal Air Force Airbus A400M Atlas coming in over Kirkwall Airport this evening.

At first it looked like it was lining up to land… then it just kept going.

Epic footage captured by my friend and brand ambassador Lyndsay.

Uploaded in HD.

10/11/2026

Outtake hell of me attempting a professional endorsement for the Hairy Highlander beard oil and somehow inventing a new language.

Have a laugh on me 🤣🤣

New video up! 🎥 Just posted about Skara Brae, Europe’s best-preserved Stone Age village. Would love it if you checked it...
09/11/2026

New video up! 🎥 Just posted about Skara Brae, Europe’s best-preserved Stone Age village. Would love it if you checked it out, liked, subscribed, or shared if you enjoy it. Link below 👇

Skara Brae is Europe’s most complete Neolithic village — a 5,000-ye...

09/11/2026

Click on screen for full screen overview of Skara Brae the Neolithic village uncovered in a storm in November 1850.

The buildings date back to approx 5100 years ago and were built of sandstone. It is believed that the Neolithic inhabitants lived here for approx 800 years continuously.

Best time to visit is autumn and winter when no one is here. If you are visiting Orkney and interested in ancient history then Skara Brae is a must-see.

Thanks for watching and I will be uploading the main video and overview to our YouTube channel.

The calm day has given way to some epic reflections over the water.
09/11/2026

The calm day has given way to some epic reflections over the water.

Loch of Stenness shortly after sunset.
08/11/2026

Loch of Stenness shortly after sunset.

On Remembrance Sunday we honour all those who lost their lives in the First World War and later conflicts. The red poppy...
08/11/2026

On Remembrance Sunday we honour all those who lost their lives in the First World War and later conflicts.

The red poppy, inspired by the battlefields of Flanders and John McCrae’s poem, remains our lasting symbol of remembrance.

We remember them with a two-minute silence at 11am.

Lest we forget.

07/11/2026

Views over Kirkwall as seen from the bell tower of St Magnus Cathedral.

Lyndsay Retson

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Kirkwall
KW151TP

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Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

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