Pentland Firth

The Pentland Firth is a narrow body of water located between the northern tip of Scotland's mainland and the Orkney Islands. It serves as an important navigational route, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea. Known for its strong tidal currents, the Firth is also recognized for its potential in renewable energy, particularly tidal power. The region is rich in marine biodiversity and has a significant maritime history, making it an area of interest for both environmental conservation and energy development. Its striking landscapes and challenging waters are notable features of Scotland's geography.