Carrick House - Standing on the shore, with superb views over
Calf Sound, the house was built in the early 17th century. It
became famous as the penultimate scene of a latter day pirate
drama in 1725, when ‘Pirate Gow’ was captured by the owner of
Carrick, James Fea, and surrendered to the authorities. Cliffs
of the Red Head - Red sandstone cliffs with panoramic views of
the North Isles and Fair Isle. Puffins, Razorbills, Kittiwakes
and Shags can be seen nesting here. Prehistoric House and
Ancient Field Boundaries - Some of the best preserved field
boundaries in Orkney sweeping round a large unexcavated
prehistoric house containing a saddle-quern, a stone for
Watermill - Home-built water wheel used to drive a small croft
mill. Vinquoy Hill Chambered Cairn - This restored tomb consists
of a central chamber with four small compartments. Huntersquoy
Chambered Tomb - This tomb has two chambers one above the other,
reached by separate passages. The upper chamber is largely gone
but the lower chamber is still intac