All change at Bressay (Kirkabister Ness) Lighthouse.
Bressay Facilities. There are two lighthouse keeper's cottages at Bressay. The accommodation is clean with large bright rooms and all facilities on hand for a comfortable stay. Bedrooms have unrivalled views over the sea, with some looking out on to the light tower. Bedrooms.Situated on the beautiful island of Bressay, the Lighthouse keepers cottage sleeps up to 6 in a clean and comfortable home from home with fantastic uninterrupted views out over the sea and Lerwick Harbour. Near to the island of Noss, Bressay is a fantastic place to find seabirds and mammals, amazing archeaology and an abundance of wild flowers.Bressay Lighthouse (for holiday bookings call 01595 694688) Built at the south end of Bressay in 1858 and designed by brothers David and Thomas Stevenson to guide mariners into Bressay sound, the light is no longer in use as it has been replaced by a smaller automated light on the cliffs nearby.
The Ord is Fulmar territory, with thousands of these graceful birds wheeling in the updraft, but here and in many corners of the Bressay cliffs you will also see Puffins, Guillemots, Razorbills and Tysties. From the Ord there's an easy walk down to the lighthouse, through the ruined crofts of Scrana and Daal.Bressay Lighthouse, Bressay: See reviews, articles, and photos of Bressay Lighthouse, ranked No.4 on Tripadvisor among 5 attractions in Bressay.
Sumburgh Lighthouse is the oldest lighthouse in Shetland, and perhaps the most well known. Rising above the precipitous Sumburgh Head cliffs at the southernmost point of mainland Shetland, the Lighthouse is visible from land and sea for miles around.
