Tailor-made Orkney Tours
Your Orkney, Your Way
Experience and savour the magic of Orkney with our tailor-made Orcadian tours. Whether it’s for one day or a whole week, we can create the perfect tour for you and bring to life Orkney’s Viking settlements, Neolithic sites, wartime history and stunning scenery.
A lifetime of memories
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‘The perfect Orkney Tour’
More about our Orcadian tours
Our luxury Mercedes tour vehicle seats eight passengers. It is fully electric, so not only is it comfortable, it is quiet and environmentally friendly. It is fully licensed, has lots of luggage space and phone charging facilities.
Savour our exclusive JP Orkney Packed Lunch Experience
An exclusive feature of our eco-friendly tours is the unique Orkney Packed Lunch Experience, specially and seasonally tailored for our guests.
Experience authentic local flavours with specially prepared lunches by our sister company, Jane & Paul’s Orkney Produce. We bring the essence of everything we love about Orkney directly to your palate.
Prices
As all our tours are tailor made, prices are on request. All prices are for the vehicle and guide, and include pick-ups and drop-offs for up to eight passengers. Lunches and entrance fees are extra.
We use online payment methods and can accept payment from any credit card, PayPal, bank transfer and payment by phone.
As featured in The Times
“I got speaking to Mark around four months before he came to visit in January 2026. He was planning a journey from London to the north of Scotland using the Caledonian Sleeper and wanted to research Orkney along the way.
Our green ethos, using a fully electric vehicle, really appealed to him. He’d also heard that we could offer a tour tailored to his interest in wartime history. After doing a bit more research, Mark was keen to explore even more of Orkney’s past, so I put together a day around that.
We run tours all year round, but in winter we do need to stay flexible, as the weather can be a bit more temperamental. Mark experienced this first-hand, with strong winds creating challenges for the ferry companies. This meant we weren’t able to cross some of the Churchill Barriers as planned, but as all our tours are private, we were able to adapt the day and work with the conditions.
When Mark’s return ferry was cancelled, we helped him find a hotel and rearranged his travel for the following day.
The day had an unexpected highlight too, as Mark’s arrival in Orkney hadn’t gone unnoticed. BBC Radio Orkney invited us in for a quick feature on their show, which made the whole experience even more memorable.”
Read the full article here: www.thetimes.com/travel/destinations/uk-travel/scotland-travel/caledonian-express-birmingham-scotland-orkney-6bpn6mh97
