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This is where you pass when you go around Ninian's Isle

Nice short walk around the island, great beach

Beautiful island. If you love Batur, this is the right place for you. You can walk a trail around the outside of the island once. Past collapsed buildings, sheep, lots of birds, seals and much more. It's worth it. A great trip. The broch is open. At the bottom of the entrance you will find flashlights which you will need for the climb. The steps are tiny and sometimes better, sometimes worse. Some of them can only be climbed sideways. At the top you are rewarded with a great view. But it is also very beautiful just inside.

Beautiful island. If you love Batur, you've come to the right place. You can walk a trail around the outside of the island once. Past collapsed buildings, sheep, lots of birds, seals and much more. It's worth it. A great trip.

A prominent headland on the east coast of the South Mainland of Shetland, Helli Ness lies 2 miles (3 km) east of Cunningsburgh and is trimmed by cliffs which reach 20m (65 feet) in height. On the coastal side you will see large glacial erratic rocks and the remains of an old croft house.

The cliffs in this area provide nesting for Fulmar and Shag. You may also spot Black Guillemot fishing offshore. Don't wander off the path around the RSPB reserve, as it should be kept too. Perie Bard lighthouse can be seen down the coast.

Mousa Broch is an incredibly well preserved example of an Iron Age broch, with walls and galleries mostly complete. It is open for access to the public and can be explored.

The Coall (64m) and with a trig point (yay!), on Coall Head is well-worth the climb for the views to the North and South. The cliff edges around here are steep and edges can be over-hanging, so keep your distance! Below sea-kayakers can often be seen exploring the sea caves and clefts, in spring and summer, the sheer cliff faces can be ablaze with colour from the wildflowers.