Unique holiday accommodation is offered in two former Lightkeeper's homes. Restored and refurbished to a very high standard, the cottages provide modern facilities and comforts associated with 21st century living yet retain many original Victorian features.

Private and secluded within an acre of walled grounds and over a mile from its nearest neighbour, the Lighthouse cottages provide peace and tranquillity occasionally interrupted by the sound of the sea and calling of the birds.

The Assistant Lightkeeper's Cottage is ideal for 1 or 2 singles, a couple or small family of three.The Principal Lightkeeper's Cottage is suitable for 2 singles, 1 or 2 couples, a couple and single adult or family of 3 or 4.

Dramatic scenery, bird, marine and plant life in abundance, mild climate and very little Traffic make the Island of Hoy & Walls an ideal base for walking and cycling. Archaeology, Geology and an impressive Naval history from the Vikings to World War II are all on the doorstep.

Porpoise, Seals and Whales are frequent visitors to Cantick Sound - Minke, Orcas & Pilot have been seen on several occasions since June 2003. Basking Shark have been sighted a few times during July & August and Dolphins on one or two occasions since 2006. Cantick Head is one of only 8 'sighting hotspots' in the Sea Watch Foundation Cetaceans of Orkney Guide.

Sea angling is a common pastime from the cliffs around the Lighthouse and Trout fishing is available at Heldale Water, licenses or permits are not required; off shore angling and wildlife cruises are available with Out West Charters

Two seasonal Cafes and three pubs provide snacks, lunches, afternoon teas and evening meals; the Anchor Bar, Royal & Stromabank Hotel offer traditional Pub atmospheres including pool, darts and occasional live music.

The Island of Walls is well served by a licensed General Store, Post Office and fuel pumps at Longhope Pier.