Fetlar, a small island in Scotland's Shetland archipelago, is known for its rich history and diverse wildlife. With a population of around 66 residents, Fetlar boasts stunning landscapes, including the famous Funzie Girt wall and the picturesque Houbie village. The island is a haven for nature lovers, with over 200 species of wildflowers and important breeding grounds for seabirds like Arctic skuas and European storm petrels. Visitors can explore the Fetlar Interpretive Centre, learn about Sir William Watson Cheyne, a pioneer of antiseptics, and enjoy the annual Fetlar sheepdog trials.