Scotland · WILDLIFE
Every trip has one free day too few. These 3 wildlife trips justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the rest of it.
Track Skye wildlife with photographer Stewart Dawber, using scopes, local knowledge, quiet roads, and walks across South Skye.
“Nothing memorable - disappointing, needle in a haystack, the whole time in car, didn’t really see anything”
Cruise from Inverness to Chanonry Point for dolphin watching, Highland views, local folklore, and a comfortable two-hour trip.
“The wildlife watching cruise was fantastic very good value for money. Guides were very helpful and gave good details even was lucky enough to see some dolphins”
Search for golden eagles, red deer, squirrels, and more across remote Loch Lomond with a local guide, Land Rover, hot drinks, and shortbread.
“This was my second safari with Gareth and Kestrel Safaris and I’ll likely be back for a third next year! Gareth is very knowledgeable of the local area and I have learnt a lot about the flora and fauna but also conservation within the Trossachs. Last year there was an abundance of deer to see (November 2023), this year less so because of the icy conditions but the scenery more than made up for it. One of the hilights for me is exploring areas that the general public can’t easily access - tracks across private estates in stunning countryside with amazing views. The hot chocolate and shortbread made for a…”
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