Busta Voe, Fjord in Shetland Islands, United Kingdom
Busta Voe is a water inlet that stretches between the village of Brae and Muckle Roe island in the north central part of Shetland Mainland. The bay opens to the sea and is ringed by rolling hills with several smaller coves along its shores.
During World War I, this inlet served as an anchorage for the Royal Navy's 10th Cruiser Squadron supporting the Northern Patrol. The naval presence was essential for monitoring German warships operating in northern waters.
The marina and boating club at the head of this inlet reflect how deeply connected the local people are to the sea and small boats. Daily maritime activities and gatherings at the waterfront remain central to community life and identity.
This inlet welcomes boats of various sizes and provides facilities supporting sailing, fishing, and recreational boating. It's wise to pay attention to tides and weather, which can change rapidly in these northern waters.
This water inlet has hosted international sailing competitions, proving its appeal for high-level maritime sports events. Such occasions drew attention to its value as a venue for water-based contests.
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