Welcome
Seabirds-and-Seals offers you the ultimate wildlife experience on our 4-Star daily tours. We run daily trips around Bressay & Noss National Nature Reserve from April through to October. You will get to enjoy Shetland's abundant Seabirds & Seals and the views are spectacular, giving you fantastic photographic opportunities with the awesome Noss cliffs in the background.
We are partially accessible for wheelchair users and can cater for anyone with other specific access requirements.
Please get in touch if you require any further information about specific access or need advice on planning your tour with us.

Level access
There is level access from the car park to:
Picnic AreaAccess with steps
Hearing
Visual
General
Getting here
For further information on accessible travel in Scotland, go to Transport Scotland.Travel by public transport
Travel by taxi
Parking
The parking is all on even level, but if you look at photo showing arrow to cark park and arrow to slipway where our tours depart from - you will see that there is a small slope, easily accessible for wheelchairs and we assist you if required.

Arrival
Path to main entrance
Main entrance
The ramp is on even level with Victoria Pier Slipway where our tours depart from.
Getting around inside
Ticket/ information desk
Tourist Information Centre
Indoor Heated Saloon
The passage leading to the inside heated saloon and door - not wide enough for wheelchairs, therefore wheelchair users must be able to get out of the wheelchair if planning to use the indoor heated saloon. There is not a step as such - a very small thresh-hold. The wheelchair can be parked not too far away from the door of the saloon, so the walking distance is minimal.
Spectator/ Audience viewing areas
Outside Viewing Area
We provide hot drinks and a selection of biscuits on our tours and happy to bring this to anyone that requires assistance. We carry gluten-free options, but do let us know when booking if you have any other dietary requirements.
Public toilet
Toilet onboard Seabird
The passage leading to the toilet and door - not wide enough for wheelchairs, therefore wheelchair users must be able to get out of the wheelchair to use the toilet. There is not a step as such - a very small thresh-hold. The wheelchair can be parked not too far away from the door of the toilet, so the walking distance is minimal.
Getting around outside
Picnic Area
Viewing Platform
There is only a ramp from pier to boat, there are no ramps on the viewing platform, all even level.
Customer care support
Accessibility equipment
We work in collaboration with a local charity called 'Ability Shetland' - if you require access to a wheelchair or any other equipment, please let us know when making your booking.
Emergency evacuation procedures
Customer care support