There are more ponies on this fabulous island than people
If you are tired of everything (and especially people), if you desperately need a little magic in life, then we have an idea for you! Go to the island of Fula — there are more cute little ponies in this picturesque place than people. Only 30 people live permanently on the island of Fula. At the same time, hundreds of small horses walk around its meadows.
Scandinavian solitude surrounded by 1,500 ponies, green landscapes shrouded in fog, and rocky hills. This is what awaits tourists who went to the island of Fula, located off the coast of Scotland. Such a vacation is a great opportunity not only to drive away the remnants of depression, but also to rediscover yourself.
Fula is one of the Shetland Islands located on the border of the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean to the northeast of Scotland.
Ponies have been living here since the Bronze Age. It was here that the Shetland pony breed, known all over the world, appeared.
Ponies of this breed have thick fur, short and powerful legs. They are considered quite intelligent animals. Some even manage to train Shetland ponies as guide dogs.
Before you get ready to see this beauty with your own eyes, you need to know something. The fact is that the island of Fula can only be reached by ferry or plane, but flights there are not every day.
However, as you can see from the photos, the long road is worth it. Such a combination of the beauty of wild nature, the atmosphere of the "edge of the world" and the cutest little horses can be found few places in the world.