Burravoe

Burravoe is at the south eastern tip of Yell, and thanks to its excellent shelter, has been in use since the 1500s.

There are fine walks around Heoganess, the peninsula which shelters the harbour, which has been in use for over 500 years.

Care should be taken when approaching Burravoe, as there are dangerous rocks in the approach, and the enterance of the voe has a 2.5m bar. Once inside there are three mooring options; the pier; the marina, or anchor in the excellent holding ground at the head of the voe.

The Old Haa' museum and heritage centre has a facinating exhibition, including for example the Bobby Tulloch photographic archives, and it serves a great sup of tea with home baking.

Ulsta is the terminus for the Yell Ferry, and it has a pontoon with 2 berths, a shop and fuel is available close by.

 

	PIER	MARINA
Depth (Low water):	2m	2m
Charges:		£5 per day
Contact:	Dan Thomson, 01957 722201	Robert Odie, 01957 722315
Yacht Facilities:	Toilets, electricity, fresh water, waste disposal, slip fuel by arrangement.
Other Facilities:	Leisure centre, swimming pool, bar shop.