The Shetland’s Port of Lerwick

Posted byThe Intentional TravelerPosted inCruise Ports of Call, Cruising, Europe

Port of call Lerwick in the Shetland Islands has been a crossroads for Vikings, Scottish lords and modern day fishing fleets. Many historic sites and a large puffin population.

Bressay Lighthouse stands at the entrance to Lerwick harbor.
Lerwick harbor sits at the foot of the seaport with a lot of historic sites.
A thousand years of history to discover in the Shetland Islands.
The broch of Clickimin and Scalloway Castles wait to be explored.

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