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At low tide you can walk on the rocks and crunchy seaweed

It is such a nice place to visit. You can see a couple of birds and seals along the way.

It is interesting to discover the traces of WW2 and the old buildings of the battery.

St Margaret's Hope is the main town on the Orkney island of South Ronaldsay. The small town lies in a sheltered bay and features an attractive waterfront, a gift shop and museum, and a coffee shop, 'Robertson's Coffee House and Bar'. There is a ferry service that runs between St Margaret's Hope and Gills Bay on the mainland, you can find the times here https://www.orkney.com/listings/pentland-ferries

Cornquoy Bay Treats offers homebakes, chutneys, drinks and supplies. You won't want to pass this by!

Roseness Lighthouse (also referred to a little confusingly as Roseness Beacon) was originally built in 1905, but the original cast-iron light was replaced in 1983. In the distance it looks like a tall lighthouse at the foot of the cliffs, peaking over the top, but as you get closer, it's clear that it's just the "top" part of a lighthouse, atop the cliff.

The tall square stone tower, topped with a double wooden cross, was built in 1867 on top of / at the head end of a Neolithic long cairn.

The Hole of Ness is an awesome gloup, or collapsed sea-cave. The edge is over-hanging and unstable, so don't be tempted to go for a closer look.