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Burray

Places to stay in Burray, Orkney Islands

Burray is a small settlement on the Orkney Mainland, connected to South Ronaldsay by the Churchill Barriers—a series of causeways built during the Second World War. The island sits in the southern reaches of Orkney's main landmass, surrounded by low moorland and looking out towards the other southern isles.

Where to stay in Burray(2)

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Where to stay

Sands Hotel is a hotel on the island offering en-suite accommodation, rated 4.7 out of 5 by previous guests. Ayre of Cara Bed & Breakfast provides a smaller-scale alternative. For those with caravans or motorhomes, Rufford Caravans operates a site locally.

Things to Do in Burray

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Things to do

The Fossil Centre at Burray displays fossils found in the area and offers information on the local geology. The Churchill Barriers themselves are accessible for viewing or walking, marking a significant piece of wartime engineering that links the southern islands.

Where to Eat in Burray(4)

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Where to eat

Polly Kettle serves food and drinks in a relaxed setting. The Relic Cafe and Fossil Centre Community Cafe both offer refreshment options, with the latter housed within the fossil visitor centre.

Attractions Near Burray

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Worth the trip — within 50 miles of Burray.

Camping in Burray(1)

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Self-Catering Cottages in Burray

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Common questions about Burray

How many campsites are there in Burray?

We list 1 campsites in and around Burray.

Where can I stay in Burray?

We list 2 hotels, B&Bs and guest houses in and around Burray.

Where can I eat in Burray?

We list 4 restaurants, pubs and cafes in and around Burray.