North Ronaldsay

EGEN

59.3688°N, 2.4312°W
56ft

Positioned on the remote periphery of the Orkney archipelago, this Dark Sky certified island offers an extraordinary escape where pristine astronomy meets unique wildlife viewing. Famous worldwide for its seaweed-eating sheep contained by a remarkable 13-mile stone dyke, creating an utterly distinctive island character. Exceptional birdwatching attracts enthusiasts to observe rare migrants at the renowned Bird Observatory, while coastal walks reveal seals and sandy bays. The towering lighthouse - Britain's tallest land-based beacon - provides spectacular panoramic views across the North Isles to distant Shetland.

Runways at North Ronaldsay

Visualizations show relative size comparisons only, not actual orientations

03/21

Graded hardcore
331×18m
0321

10/28

Graded hardcore
527×18m
1028

13/31

Grass
304×30m
1331

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Places near North Ronaldsay

within 20km

Restaurants near North Ronaldsay(16)

Lighthouse Visitor Centre

5km
15min
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Groatie Buckies Cafè

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Jacks Chippy

$
4.5 star rating
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Saintear

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Hotels near North Ronaldsay(17)

Papa Westray Hostel

32km

Pierowall Hotel

$
4.4 star rating
37km

Chalmersquoy

37km

No 1 Broughton Bed & Breakfast

37km

Things to Do near North Ronaldsay(16)

Quoygrew settlement

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Natural Arch

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Bay of Swartmill Beach Car Park & Picnic Area

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Historic Scotland

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Administrator: ORKNEY ISLANDS COUNCIL.

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About North Ronaldsay (EGEN)

North Ronaldsay (EGEN) is a general aviation airfield located in Orkney Islands Council., United Kingdom. The airfield sits at an elevation of 56 feet. It has 6 runways: 03 331m (graded hardcore), 21 331m (graded hardcore), 10 527m (graded hardcore), 28 527m (graded hardcore), 13 304m (grass), 31 304m (grass).

Positioned on the remote periphery of the Orkney archipelago, this Dark Sky certified island offers an extraordinary escape where pristine astronomy meets unique wildlife viewing. Famous worldwide for its seaweed-eating sheep contained by a remarkable 13-mile stone dyke, creating an utterly distinctive island character. Exceptional birdwatching attracts enthusiasts to observe rare migrants at the renowned Bird Observatory, while coastal walks reveal seals and sandy bays. The towering lighthouse - Britain's tallest land-based beacon - provides spectacular panoramic views across the North Isles to distant Shetland.

Pilots flying into North Ronaldsay will find plenty to do nearby. There are 16 restaurants within reach. 17 hotels nearby provide accommodation options from 32.3km away. 16 attractions and things to do are within easy reach.

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