Stromness to Scrabster Ferry

Scrabster Harbour is the premier port for ferry services connecting mainland Scotland to the Orkney Islands. Located on the rugged northern coast of Caithness, this modern and well-equipped harbour serves as the main terminal for NorthLink Ferries, offering efficient vehicle and passenger crossings to Stromness. Known for its strategic location and ease of access, Scrabster Harbour boasts excellent facilities, including ample parking, a waiting lounge, and refreshment services.

The crossing via the MV Hamnavoe offers breathtaking views of the iconic Old Man of Hoy and the dramatic cliffs of the Orkney archipelago. With reliable year-round services and a commitment to comfort and safety, Scrabster Harbour provides a seamless gateway to Scotland’s northern isles, ensuring an enjoyable start to your island adventure.

Located on the southwest coast of mainland Orkney, Stromness ferry port provides visitors with views of a charming waterfront.

The port's facilities include Ticket Sales and Enquiries, a Tourist Information Centre, a luggage area with lockers, hot and cold drinks vending machines, lifts, and toilets. Car parking is available near the Stromness Terminal.

Dating from the 17th century, Stromness owes its origins to its excellent harbour. Today, both locals and tourists can explore the cobbled alleys and take in the variety of craft stores, breathtaking harbour views, and top-notch dining options.