KETTLETOFT STORES
- SANDAY, SANDAY
KW17 2BJ ORKNEY, SCO
Phone: 01857 600217
E-mail: Send messagewww.kettletofthotel.co.uk
Short profile:
We are a small, family run hotel situated by the sea in the village of Kettletoft. Within easy walking distance of the hotel are the local shops and post office and direct access to one of the most beautiful beaches on the island Backaskaill Bay.
Watch the seals and wildlife from the comfort of our well stocked bar, great especially on a rainy day
We serve good food using local produce wherever possible and provide a good selection of homemade puddings, Meals are available throughout the day, though times may vary during winter.
Detailed description:
The attractive island of Sanday is the largest of the North Isles of Orkney and as the name suggests its most outstanding features are the sweeping bays with their white sandy beaches.
Lying nearly 15 miles northeast of Kirkwall; access by air and sea is comfortable and speedy.
Sanday is a peaceful place which requires time to savour its gentle charm.
You can fish for trout free in the lochs or wander the beaches, visit archaeological sites or watch the basking seals.
Sanday offers unlimited opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts both professional and amateur.
You can watch fishing boats at Kettletoft, or farmers tending their fields in the long, light days of summer.
You may gather your own thoughts and impressions in our comfortable bar among the friendly and interesting local folk.
The island has a swimming pool and community centre adjoining the school as well as a nine-hole golf course.
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