UNITED KINGDOM · WILDLIFE
7 reviewed
This site carries 7 wildlife tours; these 7 are the ones to book. Prices, running times and the small print that matters are all below, so you can choose in five minutes and get on with the rest of the trip.
Walk-through wildlife fun in South Yorkshire with polar bears, big cats, and kid play areas, plus conservation learning in one day.
“Well worth the money. All the animals were well looked after and staff couldn’t be more helpful. A real birthday treat for Halloween.”
Highland Wildlife Park ticket in the Highlands: drive through reserves, walk enclosures, see polar bears, and support conservation.
“Loved the all educational features, so creative and interactive!!”
RIB boat tour from Penzance to Land’s End with wildlife guides. Spot seals, tuna, dolphins, and Cornish cliffs in 2 hours.
“We saw peregrine falcons as well as large grey seals. The skipper Jack was highly skilled and informative. Zac the crewman had great information about the bird life”
Guided 3-hour sea cave kayak safari in Devon’s English Riviera Geopark, with seals, fossil hunting, foraged herbs, and beach fire marshmallows.
“What an amazing morning paddling along the Devonian coast with a lovely, well informed guide that made the experience very special”
Moray Coast cliffs, seabirds, Cullen and Bow Fiddle Rock photos, then Speyside single malt at Strathisla from Inverness, 11.5 hours.
“This tour was a fantastic taste of the “off the beaten path” of the Highlands. The stop at the cliffs to spot puffins made the entire day worth it. If you’re already heading to Skye on a different part of your journey this tour is an excellent addition to your itinerary for a well rounded look at the western end of the Highlands.”
A private South Skye wildlife safari with Stewart Dawber, mixing vehicle spotting, short walks, and practical photography coaching.
“What a wonderful afternoon! Stewart picked us up promptly at our hotel and took us off along some country roads in search of Skye wildlife. He had asked what our main interests were and tailored the route and timings to coordinate with the tides and habits of the animals we were interested in. We were lucky enough to spot a golden eagle in flight and a white tailed eagle on a rocky shoal. The best was an imperial stag with his herd of hinds. No way we would have spotted them on our own, or seen them without his scope. We learned a lot about their habits and the island’s…”
Cruise from Inverness to Chanonry Point for dolphin spotting, onboard folklore, and great views, with comfortable seats and toilets.
“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”
