North Booth

Unst is the most northerly populated island in the British Isles. An island of undulating hills separated by lochs and voes with spectacular cliffs and coastline on the west and sandy beaches on the east.

The cliffs, which rise to 170 metres in places, are home to many seabirds with thousands of gannets nesting on Hermaness in the north, alongside fulmars, guillemots, razorbills, shags, kittiwakes and of course the colourful puffins.

North Booth provides the perfect base to explore this fascinating island. Located on Westing beach and surrounded by its own walled garden overlooking Bluemull Sound, the ideal spot for enjoying wonderful sunsets and watching seals and otters on the beach.

Warm and well-appointed with an open-plan lounge/kitchen/dining area with fireplace and peats provided. The cottage sleeps 4 people in one double and one twin-bedded room.

Surrounded by sheltered garden, ideal for walking, fishing or watching birds, otters and fabulous sunsets.

Well behaved pets welcome.