Wildlife in Scotland

1. Have you ever fed reindeer in a mountain valley in the middle of snowy ridges? From a bird's eye view, a majestic panorm opens before you with a bright blue mirror of mountain lakes, and gullible brown eyes look at you, and warm deer lips stretch to your palms ... No one is in a hurry to disperse even when the food is already finished, but they continue to stroke and even hug these trusting animals who have managed to become some kind of family during this hour.

2. For those who want to look at other wild animals in natural habitat, you can continue the excursion to the Wildlife Park, where polar bears, foxes, Amur tigers and red pandas live, and bison, Przewalski’s horses, noble deer and elk cross the road in front of the car ...

3. Take a walk along the mountain lake through the ancient Caledonian forest. In the spring-summer season, admire the planning flight of snow-white beauties over the lake water surface during the hunt for salmon.

4. There is another opportunity not only to take photos, but also to personally communicate with wildlife on an active shepherd farm. Although this is no longer wildlife, but a fascinating show Border Collie among the fascinating mountain scenery of Kerngorm will not leave indifferent any viewer!

This tour is available from May to October inclusive. The first three are year-round, and wildlife park safaris are especially magnificent in winter.

P.S. You may also be interested in another outdoor excursion, in which, in particular, you can observe wild dolphins and seals of the North Sea and a day tour of the Highlands, available at any time of the year.