Scottish Wildlife
Scottish Wildlife Guide: The where, when & what
Wildlife in Scotland is abundant, especially in the Highlands and Islands. The majestic Stag in Glencoe, Golden Eagles on Mull and Puffins on Orkney. Catching a glimpse is a special bonus on your trip to Scotland and so it’s handy to know the where, when and what of Scottish wildlife.
We’ve created a list of a fair number of animals to inform and inspire you. Follow the links below to learn more. For epic itineraries, sign-up here to get our free booklet and discover the best of Scotland!
Scotland's diverse landscapes are a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offering unforgettable encounters with some of the most iconic animals in the UK. From majestic red deer roaming the Highlands to playful otters along the coastline, Scotland's natural wonders are waiting to be discovered.
Whether you’re exploring ancient woodlands, rugged mountain ranges, or remote islands, each location brings unique opportunities to connect with nature. Ready to experience Scotland's incredible wildlife for yourself?
Plan your journey today and create memories of a lifetime in this stunning, untamed land.
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From our incredible guides to the dedicated team in the office, we all want to go that extra mile to ensure you receive the best value tour in Scotland.
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Rest assured you’ll be fully involved in the day’s adventure when you travel with us in our 8-passenger vans.
Everyone on our tours ends up feeling well and truly part of the team - it’s why we keep our group sizes small!
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From your very first interaction with us, you’ll notice our team is committed to sharing a deep passion for Scotland with you.
We know by the end of the trip you’ll be as passionate as we are & not want to leave!
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We want you to fall in love with Scotland & be dying to come back for more.