Lerwick Harbour is the principal port in Shetland and a key component in the islands’ economy. At the crossroads of the North Sea and North-east Atlantic, it is the most northerly commercial harbour in the country. With two entrances, the sheltered, deep-water port is open to shipping in all weathers and operates around the clock, handling over 5,000 vessels annually. > Modern hub for whitefish and pelagic fish landings and processing > Strategically located support base for oil & gas projects > High capacity, deep-water quay for decommissioning > Sub-arctic cruise destination on UK, European and Scandinavian itineraries > Daily lifeline passenger and cargo service links to UK mainland > Landfall for sailing vessels and yachts