Adventures on the edge of Britain: highlights of Shetland

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Close enough to Norway geographically and historically to make nationality an ambiguous concept, the Shetland Islands are Britain’s most northerly outpost. There’s a Scandinavian lilt to the local accent, and streets named King Haakon or St Olaf are reminders that Shetland was under Norse rule until 1469, when it was gifted to Scotland in lieu of the dowry of a Danish princess.







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€47Shore Excursions
When porting in Lerwick...
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€42Day Trips & Excursions
Cruise the historic Indus River through Akkaya Valley over the...
Day Trips & Excursions
€19Tours & Sightseeing
Download a vibrantly-narrated mp3 audio guide combined with a map...
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