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dealchecker’s guide to Sumburgh
Sumburgh is home to the main airport which serves the Shetland Islands and as such it is the place through which most visitors pass, provided of course they have hopped on cheap flights to Sumburgh and not come across the rough seas by ferry. Home to seabirds and a desolate lighthouse, it is a microcosm of the islands as a whole.
Flights To Sumburgh
If you are booked on cheap Sumburgh flights from the southern end of the UK then it will take a little over an hour to complete your journey, with the potential requirement for a changeover at a Scottish airport. Sumburgh flights land at the airport that is named after the area and it is roughly 30 minutes drive from the main town of Lerwick.
Getting Around Sumburgh
Following cheap Sumburgh flights it is perhaps wise to use a rental car in order to get around as this will let you see the island at your own pace and uncouple you from any reliance on public transport. You can usually leave your vehicle at Sumburgh hotels or other accommodation which is available in the more populated settlements.
What To See In Sumburgh
Sumburgh Head is a rocky outcrop that juts out into the sea and houses the lighthouse of the same name. The RSPB protects the seabirds which roost all along this wind blasted spur and they make quite the cacophony, which makes it well worth seeing before you venture elsewhere, perhaps to the relative civility of Lerwick and Fort Charlotte.