Come aboard the Sheila C and experience the beautiful views of the largest natural harbour in the world. From sea birds, seals and the occasional whale to the sea defenses that made Scapa Flow the ideal harbour for the Royal Navy's home fleet during both World Wars and the last resting place of the German High Sea's Fleet which were scuttled on the 21st of June 1919.

Sheila C is a 23 feet (7m) Scallop dive boat which is powered by twin 90 horsepower outboard engines and is capable of speeds of around 30 knots. She can carry up to six passengers comfortably for excursions round the Flow.

Map showing the location of the remainder of the German High Sea's Fleet where they now rest since their scuttling. 

The Sheila C is available year round for site seeing or fishing trips weather permitting.

As well as working from her home port of Burray the Sheila C can also be launched from the slips at St.Mary's, Scapa, Houton or Stromness depending on which sites you wish to see.

for more informatoion and bookings please E-mail  orkanadventures1@btinternet.com

 or phone 01856 731 653,  0787 292 6218 mob

bag of Scallops

On the 7 May 2010 we had a very rare site of a pod of 12 Killer Wales at Hoxa Head South Ronaldsay

On the 27 to 28 of January 2009 The Sheila C ran site seeing trips to the HMS Ark Royal (the flagship of the Royal Navy) which had dropped anchor in Scapa Flow.

             The 211 metre aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal at anchor in Scapa Flow