Enjoy the spectacular cliff and
coastal scenery, wild flowers, dramatic seabird colonies and a wealth of spring
and autumn migrants.
Fair Isle is Britain’s most remote inhabited island,
situated 25 miles south of Shetland and 25 miles north of Orkney.
During the Summer it is easily accessible daily by boat or by plane.
Prices for 2012 season (May to October): |
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Single Room |
£65 |
Double/Twin Room |
£60 |
Single Occupancy of Twin Room |
£80 |
Family Room |
£60 per adult, children 12 yrs and under £25,
five yrs and under free |
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All prices are per person, per night, full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Bed Linen & Towels provided.
A deposit of £50 is required at time of booking (except in September & October when 50% is required) with the remainder due the night before you leave Fair Isle. |
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*** Fair Isle Bird Observatory has two items for auction ***
in aid of the New FIBO funds.
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Islanders,
Kathy Coull
and
John Best
have each generously donated a piece of their craft/art work to be auctioned to the highest bidder. |
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If you would like to bid for this item, please phone or email the Observatory with your bid. We will update the website with the highest bid on a weekly basis.
The closing date for bids will be 31st July 2011; at 10pm. Whomever is the highest bidder at this point will ‘win’ the painting.
PLEASE GIVE AN EMAIL AND/OR PHONE CONTACT WHEN MAKING A BID
(this is important in case we need to contact you urgently towards the end of the auction).
PLEASE BE CLEAR WHICH ITEM YOU ARE BIDDING FOR.
The brand new Fair Isle Bird
Observatory is now complete and combines modern spacious guest accommodation
with improved research facilities. The new building sits in the same
magnificent location in Maver’s Cup, close to the picturesque North Haven.
The completion of the new Bird Observatory coincides with the departure of
Deryk and Hollie Shaw who have been Warden and Administrator for the past 12
years. David and Susannah Parnaby arrived on Fair Isle at the beginning of
March and have now taken over the reins of running the Observatory and
taking FIBO forward into the future.
Fair Isle Bird Observatory has
always been a fantastic place for a holiday, whether you are a birder,
island lover or just want to enjoy peace and quiet and visit somewhere
unique. With the vastly improved visitor facilities, including en-suite
bedrooms, a visitor centre and modern touches such as Wi-Fi, it is now
second to none.
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