Stromness Marina - Stromness

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Address: Ferry Rd, Stromness KW16 3BH, United Kingdom.
Phone: 1856871313.
Website: orkneymarinas.co.uk
Specialties: Marina.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Credit cards.
Opinions: This company has 42 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.2/5.

📌 Location of Stromness Marina

Stromness Marina Ferry Rd, Stromness KW16 3BH, United Kingdom

☎️1856871313

⏰ Open Hours of Stromness Marina

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

Stromness Marina, located at Address: Ferry Rd, Stromness KW16 3BH, United Kingdom, is a reputable marina with specialties in maritime services. The marina is easily accessible by phone at 1856871313 and through their website.

Among its notable features, Stromness Marina offers wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance, as well as the acceptance of credit cards. Visitors will also find a variety of points of interest nearby, including art galleries, museums, and independent shops in town.

According to customer reviews, this marina has received 42 testimonials on Google My Business, boasting an average rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars. Despite limited dining options in the area, particularly at night, the marina's sheltered location and nearby attractions such as regular bus services to Kirkwall make it an attractive destination for both tourists and locals alike.

👍 Reviews of Stromness Marina

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4/5

You maybe disappointed with eating out options in town at nighttime are limited. There are regular bus services to Kirkwall.

Small marina, very sheltered. Art galleries, museums, and independent shops in town.

En Y. L.

5/5

Stromness is a picturesque and bustling small town, shaped by the sea. Yards from the historic harbour, the winding streets lead to a range of eateries, local craft shops and galleries.

The Orkney Folk Festival, held in Stromness every May, is a highlight in both the Orkney and Scottish Folk calendars. Performers and visitors from all over the world come to soak up the music, and, of course, the magical atmosphere.

Stromness is the perfect place from which to visit the sites of the West Mainland of Orkney, especially the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site, a group of Neolithic monuments including Skara Brae, the best preserved group of prehistoric houses in Western Europe. A truly special place. Also nearby, there are a spectacular ten mile coastal walk, two highly acclaimed breweries, bird reserves, brown trout fishing lochs and several villages with shops, tearooms and craft studios.

Mary B.

5/5

Beautiful place to visit, lovely views

Carla B.

5/5

I'm biased cause I live here but it's beautiful... And now the Christmas lights are out..

Yvonne H.

5/5

Beautiful looking marina! I’m not a user of this Marina, but it looks well kept and there’s some amazing visiting boats
I would gym in the Summer.

Riccardo C.

3/5

Small harbor, but well organized for people who must take the ferry back to Scotland.
During the waiting you can have a walk in the small town, and nearby there is also a market for buying something for the journey.

Peter W.

5/5

Nice friendly people, volunteers run it on behalf of Orkney Marinas in Kirkwall.. High quality pontoons with water (with hoses on a reel!) and electricity. Fob entry security.

Nick

5/5

Nice place to visit, watching the boats whilst having a brew at Julia's Cafe across the road