Isle of Jura

The Isle of Jura is a rugged, scenic island off the west coast of Scotland, part of the Inner Hebrides. It covers about 370 square kilometers and is known for its wild landscapes, whisky distilleries, and diverse wildlife. Jura features mountains, forests, and beaches, with a sparse population primarily involved in farming, forestry, and tourism. The island's remote atmosphere offers a peaceful escape, with notable natural attractions such as the Paps of Jura, a series of prominent mountain peaks. Its combination of natural beauty, cultural history, and whisky craftsmanship makes Jura a distinctive destination in Scotland.