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29th December 14, 07:14 AM
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My wife and I were over from mid-October until early November. We took a ferry from Aberdeen to the Orkneys (6 hours) and spent three days. The weather cooperated for the most part, but can be very windy and rainy at that time of the year. You definitely will want to spend a minimum of three days in the Orkneys to see the highlights. Bed and Breakfasts are our preference since you get more personalized attention and get to interact with the locals. They are perfect for staying two, three, or four nights in one spot (taking day trips around the surrounding area). If we stay longer in one location we usually look for self-catering. I would agree with avoiding the peak tourist season months of July, August if possible. April/May or September/early October may get you better overall prices on lodging and airfare. Have fun planning what I know will be a fabulous holiday for you and your wife. Cheers!
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