Eshaness Cliffs, located on the Shetland Islands, Scotland, are a dramatic, volcanically formed coastline known for stunning scenery, rugged cliffs, stacks, and blowholes, created from lava flows and volcanic ash from eruptions 360-400 million years ago, offering spectacular walks like the Eshaness Circular around the Eshaness Lighthouse, showcasing powerful North Atlantic waves and unique geology.
