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NorthLink Ferries offer fast and frequent sailings from the Orkney and Shetland Islands to mainland Scotland. At the Stromness Ferry Terminal in Orkney you can catch up to three sailings a day to Scrabster (near Thurso) in Caithness.

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Disabled Access Information Provided by NorthLink Ferry Terminal

Disabled Access at NorthLink Ferry Terminal

There is a gradual slope (200cm wide and permanent) on the approach to the NorthLink Ferries Stromness Terminal building. There is no level access. The main door (98cm wide) opens automatically and the second door (98cm wide) open with a push button. The reception desk is 9m from the entrance, with level access. Part of the desk is lower for wheelchair users. A walkway with a gradual slope leads from the first floor to the ferry. There is a lift between the Ground Floor and First Floor, found 32m from the accessible entrance. The dimensions of the lifts are 110cm x 160cm.

Accessible parking at NorthLink Ferry Terminal

This venue has a convenient dropoff point, suitable for disabled visitors, located outside the main entrance. There is a pay and display car park, with parking for disabled people, 7m from the main entrance.

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Toilets features at NorthLink Ferry Terminal

The Stromness Northlink Ferry Terminal has an adapted toilet designated for public use. The toilet is unisex, and a key is not required. The door is locked by a twist lock, the dimensions of the adapted toilet are 230cm x 150cm and the toilet is located 17m from the accessible entrance, with level access.

Accessible toilet

A designated accessible toilet designed for wheelchair users and others with visible and non-visible accessibility requirements is available within the main public areas.