To KOI?

While both sides offer stunning views of the Orkney archipelago, the right side provides a more diverse sequence of islands and a spectacular approach into Kirkwall featuring the historic town center and cathedral.

The right side provides a more dramatic perspective of the rugged western coastlines, including the sheer vertical cliffs of Westray and the ancient, hilly topography of Rousay.

The left side offers an unparalleled sequence of Scotland's most iconic landscapes, from the islands of Loch Lomond to the dramatic sea stacks of Orkney.

The left side offers a superior view of the iconic striped Start Point Lighthouse and the stunning turquoise waters and white sand beaches of Sanday and Stronsay.

The left side offers a more direct view of the historic town of Kirkwall and its iconic cathedral during the final approach, alongside the scenic coastline of Shapinsay.

The left side offers a superior mix of rugged Highland scenery, the historic waters of Scapa Flow, and the iconic silhouette of the hills of Hoy during the approach to Kirkwall.

The right side provides a breathtaking sequence of the inner Orkney islands, offering the best views of the archaeological sites on Rousay and the historic ruins on Wyre during this short hop.

The left side offers spectacular views of the rugged Caithness coastline, the historic Scapa Flow, and the stunning transition from the Scottish Highlands to the Orkney archipelago.

The right side provides a superior view of the iconic Fair Isle and the northern reaches of the Orkney archipelago, including dramatic cliffside scenery.

The right side offers a superior view of the diverse island archipelago including Eday and the approach into Kirkwall town center with its iconic historic landmarks.

The left side offers a superior vantage point for the rugged coastline of Caithness and the historic maritime landscape of Scapa Flow during the descent into Orkney.