Rock Formations in Staffa Island

Rock Formations on Staffa Island, located off the west coast of Scotland, is home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the United Kingdom. The island was created by an ancient volcano and features a variety of unique and majestic basalt columns that form some of the most spectacular bridges and arches in the archipelago. The remote island is accessible with private boats/ferries, and visitors can experience this wild paradise of sea stacks, caves, and coves. The island is listed as a National Nature Reserve and is a spectacular destination for nature lovers. Worthy of mention is the majestic cave, Fingal's Cave, so named after a heroic figure in Irish mythology. It is one of the highlights of any adventure here, while its resonating acoustics makes it a great place to enjoy music. Puffins are also a sight here, be wary and keep a safe distance!