Voe

Voe, the most Norwiegan-looking village in Shetland, nestles at the head of the deep, sheltered, sea loch of Olna Firth where there is a newly rebuilt pier and marina. The approach is narrow and care should be taken to avoid mussel farming areas.

The traditional part of the village lies along the waterfront; The Pierhead, a wood-paneled pub/restaurant fully captures the essence with real fire and occasional live music as well as offering the very best traditional ales, wines and spirits and food prepared from the freshest, local produce (01806 588332).

Joinery and welding workshops are available and Johnson & Wood's Voe Bakery is also situated on the waterfront (01806 588245). A shop, Tagon Stores (01806 588286) and play park are situated on the main road up the hill from the pier.

Depth (Low water):	3.75m
Contact:	Keith Robertson, 01806 588708
Charges:	£5 per day
Yacht Facilities:	Toilets, showers, fuel, electricity, fresh water, slip, repairs
Other facilities:	Telephone, shop, food and drink, bus service.