Little Sea

Little Sea, Orkney Bay is a small body of water located in the Orkney Islands, Scotland. Situated on the eastern coast of the main Orkney Island, it is part of the larger Scapa Flow, a natural harbor renowned for its historical significance. Little Sea is surrounded by picturesque cliffs and rugged coastline, offering stunning panoramic views of the North Sea.

Covering an area of approximately 0.5 square kilometers, Little Sea is relatively shallow, with an average depth of around 5 meters. The bay is characterized by its calm and sheltered waters, making it an ideal spot for various water activities such as kayaking, sailing, and fishing. Its tranquil ambiance also attracts wildlife enthusiasts who can spot a diverse range of bird species, including cormorants, gulls, and terns, among others.

Little Sea is rich in marine life, with its waters supporting a variety of fish species, including cod, haddock, and mackerel. This makes it a popular destination for anglers seeking to catch their own dinner. The bay is also home to a thriving ecosystem of marine flora and fauna, with seaweed-covered rocks and kelp forests providing habitat for various organisms.

Access to Little Sea is facilitated by a small beach and a nearby car park, making it easily reachable for visitors. The bay's close proximity to other attractions, such as the historic village of Stromness and the Neolithic site of Skara Brae, further enhances its appeal to tourists exploring the Orkney Islands.