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Yell, the Gateway to the Northern Isles and justly famous for otters, is the second largest island in Shetland. Its long and varied coastline and stretches of uninhabited moorland has much to offer to wildlife enthusiasts, hill walkers and those who simply want a measure of peace and quiet. Yell also serves as a good base to explore Fetlar and Unst. From Toft, on North Mainland, it takes only fifteen minutes by car ferry to reach Ulsta at the south end of the island.

About 1,000 people live on the island and you will find a lifestyle which uniquely blends tradition with a full range of up-to-date facilities.

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You are free to walk almost anywhere but please close gates and keep dogs under strict control.

 

 
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