St. Kilda

St. Kilda is a remote archipelago off the west coast of Scotland, known for its rugged beauty and seabird colonies. Once inhabited by a small community of residents, the islands are now uninhabited and serve as a protected natural reserve. The islands feature dramatic cliffs, unique wildlife, and archaeological remnants of past settlements. St. Kilda is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its cultural history and outstanding natural environment. It exemplifies remote, pristine landscapes and rich biodiversity, attracting researchers and visitors interested in nature, history, and conservation.