Staffa

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Staffa is an island located roughly 6 miles off the west coast of the Isle of Mull. Staffa is well known for it's columnar basalt geology and is a spectacular place to visit.
Staffa is reached via one of the boat tours that depart from the Isle of Mull. These boats will then land you on Staffa from where you can explore the island on foot, venturing into the impressive Fingal's cave.
Fingal's cave on Staffa was the source of inspiration for composer Mendelshonn's Hebridies Ovature.
Puffins can also be seen on Staffa and the boat trip is a superb option for those wanting a shorter day at sea, whilst still getting a taste of Mull's outlying islands.

[@maurasantos5007]

Photos and videos will never describe the beauty of this place. Absolutely outstanding! 😀♥️

[@ilariavincenzi8481]

I've been there a year ago and can't describe the feeling. What an amazing place, it's unique.

[@ErnestoFavor76]

Was on my dad's bucket list, we took them in 2016 loved it. Absolutely one of the most beautiful places I've ever been ♥️

[@canutomorales7346]

La naturaleza el supremo arquitecto

[@jlk103144]

Oh Man, just look at all that columnar basalt. This igneous rock never made it to the surface, but was halted by a 'sill' under the surface. It slowly cooled down and fractured into usually hexagonal shaped columns. That is simply gorgeous, and it still has the sedimentary rock on top of it.

[@finleyscotland]

Or, maybe it's biological from something bigger than you.

[@jsmcguireIII]

Finn McCool and Bennandonnar!

[@maryannknox7158]

Amazing 😉

[@aryagadingprabowo8758]

It was looks like the ice dragon nest on "how to train your dragon 2"

[@tonydixon635]

A petrified giant tree stump.