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Bradt's Orkney is written by experienced author and journalist Mark Rowe, providing expert insight into the archipelago's history, archaeology and spectacular coastal landscapes.
From Neolithic ‘blockbusters’ such as Skara Brae (below) to little-visited ancient tombs and Iron Age brochs, Orkney runs an archaeological timeline spanning more than 5,000 years PAGES 23 & 109
Otters, seals, diving gannets (pictured) and the fearless bonxie – or great skua – are just a few of Orkney’s natural highlights PAGE 9
A huge natural harbour, Scapa Flow forms the backdrop to many journeys around Orkney and offers a stirring mixture of stunning coastal landscapes, wildlife and important wartime history
Orkney’s outer islands will enchant you with their dramatic landscapes, from the beautiful North Isles to wild and lonely Hoy (pictured) in the south