Foula
Remote and rugged in nature, there is a reason why Foula was the chosen location for the film The Edge Of The World — it truly is one of the most remote islands in Britain. Situated in the islands of Shetland, this picture perfect place has a permanent population of approximately 30 people. The name derives from the Old Norse word for ‘Bird Island’ and is a Site Of Special Scientific Interest, due to the diverse array of birds and plants.