Shetland - Heading North - Yell and Unst

[@davecooper3238]

The bus shelter. A must see when visiting Unst.

[@VeritySnatch]

Esha Ness is something else. standing near the cliff edge in a gale as 60ft waves fire big rocks and sea life at you makes you feel alive

[@zoltanaroundtheglobe]

Agreed 👍

[@raymondsawyer8626]

I had the good fortune of visiting the Shetland Islands and the weather was very pleasant for the seven days I was there in the month of September a couple of years before the Pandemic the sea trips both ways quite calm , and a marvelous destination but too make the most of your visit is to have your own transport

[@zoltanaroundtheglobe]

I agree, we took our car. Otherwise you would spend most of the day waiting for a bus, if there is one of course.

[@Viracocha2024]

Ciao, thank you

[@ronflynn5043]

thanks zoltan, very interesting.

[@zoltanaroundtheglobe]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@erlingleask1247]

The most northerly point is the " Outstack". Small rock seen to the far right at 23.00 of Muckle Flugga.
Hi to all my many family up north.

[@mrsstockley5611]

A fab video! I think the reason there is no wood is because the Viking’s felled it all for timber 😂 thanks for taking me to Shetland!

[@zoltanaroundtheglobe]

Glad you liked it, Thank You for watching 😁

[@mrsstockley5611]

@@zoltanaroundtheglobe loved it, so informative and an amazing part of the world

[@NorwayHikesTrails]

Great video

[@zoltanaroundtheglobe]

Cheers, thanks for watching 😁

[@Viracocha2024]

Please, in what month have you visited Shetland? Thank you

[@loganpollock1689]

Wick is the old Norse word for beach.

[@Viracocha2024]

Please in what month have you spendef your trip in Shetland Islands? Thank you

[@zoltanaroundtheglobe]

Hi Andrea, thanks for watching. I believe I was there in late September/eraly October.

[@lonnieralston7149]

good but you would be in jail in Yellowstone park for disturbing rocks......