Getting Around Shetland
Shetland is made up of over 100 islands, of which only 15 are inhabited. There are 639 miles of good roads which are very well used by a range of public and private hire transport services.
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The individual islands are well connected by a fleet of car ferries operated by Shetland Islands Council, which run on a regular basis every day.
Smaller uninhabited islands such as Noss and Mousa are accessible by private boat tour operators.
For full details and up to date timetables for inter-island ferries, planes and buses, please visit the Shetland Transport Partnership website at http://www.zettrans.org.uk/.
For further details of individual areas in Shetland, please visit https://www.shetland.org/visit/plan/areas
Guest Comment
"A truly magnificent experience! Surrounded by puffins and other sea birds. Visited Mousa, Noss and north mainland. Have seen otters, whales, gannets, skuas and much more!"
David & Lyn Ball, West Sussex