Nature & wildlife

Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park is a collective term for rural areas reserved for protection and recreation at the South Clyde River's mouth in Scotland. 

The small fishing port and Lochinver resort on the west coast of Scotland offer incredible views of Suilven. Located on a sheltered bay in the northern part of Urapura in the remote northwest, the town is divided into three parts: the harbour along the shore of Inver Lake, the village, and Badidarrach. 

Lizzie was born in Orkney and proud to call herself an Orcaaadian living in the heart and capital Kirkwall.  She is a Scottish Touring Guiding Association green badge accredited Tour Guide. am experienced in accompanying visitors to many of the exciting sites around Orkney, exploring the history over the past 5000 years, enjoying the scenery, wildlife and unique atmosphere whilst guiding my guests through an exceptional Orkney experience.

The Trinkle Tidal Pool is a natural seawater pool located at Wick's South Head in Caithness.

The Silver Sands of Morar are a famous stretch of sandy beaches spanning the coastline from Morar to Arisaig.

Loch Morar is a glacial lake with steep shores, with a length of 19 km. It contains five main islands.

Loch Thom is a reservoir that has provided water for the town of Greenock in Inverclyde since 1827. After the civil engineer Robert Thom, it is named who designed the plan, which created the reservoir and transported water through a long aqueduct called The Cut. 

The Pentland Hills are a series of hills to the southwest of Edinburgh, Scotland. The range extends for about 32 km from southwest of Edinburgh towards Biggar and the Upper Clyde.

Beinn Eighe is a complex mountain range in the Torridon area of Wester Ross in the Scottish Highlands. Located south of Loch Maree, it forms a long ridge with numerous spurs and peaks, two of which are classified as Munros.

This historic cave is one of several locations where Robert the Bruce is fabled to have his famous encounter with a spider. In the tale, the 14th Century Scots king sought shelter after another disheartening defeat by the English. Upon seeing a spider attempt to spin his web repeatedly before eventually succeeding, the king felt inspired to fight on – winning independence for Scotland in 1328.

The Isle of Arran is an excellent place for birding, with beautiful species to be sighted year-round. The rich and varied terrain of the island makes it home to over 250 species of bird.