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Located right next to the lighthouse to the north

Here you can clearly see the power of the sea

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 path takes you to a ruined building at Burg, but the real gems lie just beyond in Qui Ness geo to the North and the Big Geo of Strom Ness to the West - a huge chasm!

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.

Dramatic cliffs supporting an incredible number of nesting seabirds. Porpoises and otters might be spotted offshore.

The Holes of Scraada (the Holes of old "Scratch," i.e., the Devil), named after a formation no longer seen: when a natural bridge fell down - so the story goes, just after a boy had walked over - and one "hole" was formed out of the two original old ones. This narrow opening approximately 100 metres from end to end, descends to a beach to which the sea flows, through a tunnel in the cliff.