Fair Isle (island)

Fair Isle is a small island located between the Shetland and Orkney islands in Scotland. Known for its stunning landscapes, it features rugged cliffs, rolling hills, and a rich variety of wildlife, including seabirds. The island is famous for its traditional knitting patterns, often called "Fair Isle knitting," which involves colorful, intricate designs. Fair Isle has a small population, living mainly in a village at the northern end. Its remote location offers a tranquil setting, making it a popular destination for birdwatchers and those seeking natural beauty. The island is also known for its lighthouse and historic archaeological sites.