Places

St Ninian’s Isle, located in Shetland, Scotland, is a stunning and unique destination known for its breathtaking natural beauty and Read more…

Aith is the most northerly lifeboat station in the UK and was established in 1933. Read more…

Brekon Sands beach is a white sandy beach protected by a rock headland on the North of Yell. The beach Read more…

The Hermaness Cliffs can be found on the north-eastern side of Unst in the Shetland Islands. Rising to 170m, the Read more…

Foula is a bleak yet spectacular island in the Atlantic Ocean, and one of the remotest inhabited islands in the Read more…

Jarlshof is an archeological site from prehistoric time in the south of the Shetland mainland. The site was excavated at Read more…

Noss is a small island neighbouring Bressay in the Shetland Islands. Once an inhabited island, the remaining population left in Read more…

The Fair Isle Bird Observatory is situated on Fair Isle, an island in the southern most part of the Shetland Read more…

Tresta is the main beach on the small island of Fetlar in The Sheltlands. A long white sandy beach with cliffs Read more…

West Voe is a sandy crescent that is very different from it’s pebble exposed neighbor of Grutness beach. The beach Read more…

The Broch of Mousa is a preserved prehistoric building on the island of Mousa in the Shetland Islands. Thought to Read more…

Muness Castle is the most northerly fortress in Britain and lies in the south east of Unst in the Shetland Read more…