Islands are best inhabited only by birds and small animals.
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1. Isle of Wight
It's an island off the south coast of England. It's the perfect family getaway with its sandy beaches, model village and working steam railway.
2. Skye
The Isle of Skye is connected to Scotland's northwest coast by bridge. You will be gifted with breathtaking scenery and clean air. Jeep safari tours are also available.
3. Isle of Portland
It's a tied island in the English Channel. This island features numerous scenic walking paths and views of the Channel.
4. Sark
Sark is a part of the Channel Islands in the southwestern English Channel. Cars are banned on Sark, so you can find modified tractors or horse-drawn carts for traveling.
5. Jura
Jura is an island adjacent to and northeast of Islay. This is the best location to explore world’s finest whiskey at its dozen distilleries.
6. Herm Island
It is located in the English Channel. Best place to go for a totally relaxing staycation away from cars, crowds, mobile and television.
7. Isle of Rum
It's one of the small Isles of the Inner Hebrides located in the district of Lochaber. It's an invitation to the many hill-walkers, best for a more relaxing Rum break.
8. Anglesey
It's an island in Wales, off the mainland's northwest coast. Best known for dramatic scenery, secret beaches and coves.
9. Mainland Orkney
Also known as Hrossey, is the main island of Orkney. This Island is rich with relics from the ancient past. This is less populous neighboring island.
10. Jersey Channel Islands
Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, between England and France and hence it has a mixture of French and English influences. Best for those having an interest in history.
11. Isle of Man
Located in the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Ireland. You will find tons of ancient landmarks to explore. Best place for mountain-biking.
12. Lundy
Lundy is an English island in the Bristol Channel. You will not find any roads or motor vehicles here. Best option is to take a seven-minute helicopter ride.
13. Hayling Island
It's an island in the borough of Havant in the county of Hampshire and it's a birthplace of windsurfing, a great place for beginners to learn the sport.