WE ARE ON THE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND OF SANDAY - NOT ORKNEY MAINLAND PLEASE NOTE BEFORE BOOKING THAT YOU WILL REQUIRE PRE-BOOKED FERRIES. Please also note the information provided in the description of the property section, its location and "what's nearby" sections are created by AI and cannot be changed. Sanday has lots to see and do that you can find on the visitsanday site, but things that are on other islands obviously cannot be accessed easily. THE INFORMATION BELOW IS ACCURATE. SEE OUR SITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA FOR MORE INFORMATION. Literally a stone’s throw from a mile-long sandy beach, BACKASKAILL FARMHOUSE boasts panoramic views from almost every room. The characterful, B-listed farmhouse has been decorated and equipped to a high standard and makes the most of its romantic location. On the ground floor a charming, kitchen/dining room with range, a utility/WC/shower room, and a master suite. A stunning unique hallway and staircase lead to the first floor. The living room has panoramic views across the bay and a multi-fuel stove for cosy evenings. There are two further bedrooms and a bathroom. The enclosed garden features outdoor dining and a summerhouse. BACKASKAILL COTTAGE is a cosy one-bedroom traditional farm-servants’ cottage nestled in a farm steading, adjacent to a beach that feels like it’s yours and yours alone. It enjoys views across farmland and exclusive use of the back garden which is laid to lawn. A small, walled front garden provides a sheltered bistro-style outdoor dining area. The cottage features a well-equipped kitchen/dining room with range, a spacious living room with extra bed if needed, comfortable conservatory, and double bedroom with shower room. KILNBARN COTTAGE, nestled between sweeping sandy bays sits with its toes in the sea. Its picture windows give ocean views from every room. Beautifully presented in cozy Scandi style, it features an outdoor bath where guests can relax at one with nature and the element

The Isle of Sanday is one of Scotland’s best-kept secrets. Remote, wild and breathtakingly beautiful. Aside from complete peace and quiet, there’s also lots to see and do across this wonderful little island. Sanday boasts outstanding wildlife on land and at sea. You can see rare birds and flora, and perhaps otters, orca, and other marine species in the crystal-clear northern waters. There is a heritage centre, craft hub, artists’ workshops, archaeological sites, shops, a café/pizzeria, a 9-hole golf course, an abundance of brilliant walks and great cycling routes. The 600-strong population of Sanday organise and welcome guests to numerous events throughout the year including fishing trips, an agricultural show, lectures, dances (ceilidhs), lighthouse and wildlife tours, and a lot more.