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South Ronaldsay

Places to stay in South Ronaldsay, Orkney Islands

South Ronaldsay is the southernmost of the Orkney Islands, connected to the Mainland by the Churchill Barriers—a series of causeways built during the Second World War. The island has a rural character, with scattered settlements, coastal views and access to several archaeological sites of Neolithic and Bronze Age origin.

Where to stay in South Ronaldsay(1)

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Where to stay

Accommodation on South Ronaldsay is limited. The Murray Arms Hotel offers rooms in the main settlement, while Wheems Organic Farm Bothy and Campsite provides tent and motorhome pitches on an organic holding.

Things to Do in South Ronaldsay

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Things to do

The Tomb of the Eagles is a chambered burial cairn from the Neolithic period, now managed as a visitor attraction. The site offers insight into Orkney's prehistoric heritage and includes views across the island's landscape.

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Dining options are modest. The Murray Arms Hotel serves food and drink in a traditional setting. Robertson's Coffee Hoose & Bar offers a more informal alternative for refreshment during the day.

Attractions Near South Ronaldsay

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Worth the trip — within 50 miles of South Ronaldsay.

Camping in South Ronaldsay(1)

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Self-Catering Cottages in South Ronaldsay

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Common questions about South Ronaldsay

How many campsites are there in South Ronaldsay?

We list 1 campsites in and around South Ronaldsay, of which 1 take tents and 1 offer glamping.

Where can I stay in South Ronaldsay?

We list 1 hotels, B&Bs and guest houses in and around South Ronaldsay.

Where can I eat in South Ronaldsay?

We list 5 restaurants, pubs and cafes in and around South Ronaldsay.