Welcome to Fetlar
Zoom imageOfficial opening of Fetlars new pier and breakwater
Welcome to the website for the island of Fetlar. Our aim is to provide you with an interesting and informative experience, letting you learn more about our island and, hopefully, encouraging you to visit us on holiday or perhaps even re-locate here.
If you are keen to visit Fetlar, we provide information about attractions and activities, accommodation, transport, and more. Find out more at the 'Visit Fetlar' area. To see what sorts of things are happening in the community visit the new whats on page.
For those looking to move here, we’ve got information about housing, education or employment and much more. Find out more at the 'Move To Fetlar' area.
If you've lived in Fetlar in the past, then the webcam* might rekindle old memories. Even if you've never been here, the regularly updated images might give you an idea of what life is like here.
Whatever your interest in Fetlar, we hope you find this a useful and enjoyable place to visit. We will be working to continually add and develop this website over the coming weeks and months. Our aim is to keep you all up to date with the latest information about the island and the many ongoing projects we have. If you'd like to know about these developments, please sign up to our bi-monthly newsletter which will help give you a flavour of island life. The sign-up box is in the right column. To see a list of whats going on in Fetlar just visit our whats on page.
Keep up to date with the new Breakwater and berthing facility in the gallery. New photos will be added weekly.
We welcome feedback and your comments on the site would be appreciated. Simply contact us to let us know what is on your mind.
Thank you for taking the time to visit and we hope to see you back here soon.
*Please note our webcam feed is unavailable at present (March 2013). We are working hard to get a camera, but it might be some time before it is in place. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Brough Lodge was built in 1820 for the Nicolson family. Its eccentric mid 19th century folly built high on the site of an Iron Age broch makes it immediately noticeable....
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