In the far northwest of the United Kingdom, where jagged mountains slice through clouds and mists cling like secrets, there’s a place that feels almost too magical to be real. The Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye are a string of small, impossibly clear waterfalls and blue-green pools, tucked into the foot of the Black Cuillin mountains.

They don’t call it the “Key to England” for nothing. Looming above the iconic White Cliffs, Dover Castle isn’t just another medieval relic—it’s a full-blown timeline in stone. From Roman lighthouses to Cold War bunkers, this place has seen more drama than a royal family reunion.