Only if you're a puffin!

The island has been uninhabited since it was evacuated in 1930. It was always very isolated, being significantly out from any other inhabited land and too small and harsh to support more than a couple hundred people at best. As contact became somewhat more regular in the 18th to 20th centuries, diseases brought to the island just about wiped out the population, and the last people there decided to collectively leave for the mainland

These days it's a nature reserve. You can go across and stay on the island for a summer, though! People go to help restore and preserve the village each year