Estates, Reserves and Other Wildlife Spots
Wildlife Safaris on Atholl Estates, Blair Atholl, Perthshire ©Stephen Farthing
Wildlife in Scotland is easy to spot… if you know where to look.
Country estates, Country Parks and Forestry Commission Scotland sites all welcome responsible walkers, bikers and wildlife watching and provide facilities, such as path networks and wildlife hides to help you get the most of your visit.
Scotland has many nature reserves and these are often a good place to start if you want to see the best that Scotland has to offer, whether you’re interested in Alpine flora and fauna, mature ancient woodland or coastal dunes and cliffs.
Estates, Reserves & Other Wildlife Spots
- Aberfoyle Ospreys at The Lodge
- Adventure Tours Scotland
- Aquila Ecology
- Ardtornish Estate
- Atholl Estates
- Balmoral Luxury Land Rover Safaris
- Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve
- Belmont House
- Ben Alder
- Birdwatchers Cabin
- Clyde Valley Woodlands National Nature Reserve
- Creag Meagaidh National Nature Reserve
- Forvie National Nature Reserve
- Galloway Forest Park
- Garbh Eilean Wildlife Hide
- Glen Affric National Nature Reserve
- Glen Tanar
- Glenmore Forest Park
- Go to St Kilda
- Go Wild Scotland
- Highland All Terrain
- Hillgoers
- Isle of May National Nature Reserve
- Knapdale
- Kylerhea Marine Hide
- Loch Leven National Nature Reserve
- Muir of Dinnet National Nature Reserve
- Mull Eagle Watch
- Noss National Nature Reserve
- Perthshire Wildlife
- Philiphaugh Estate & Salmon Viewing Centre
- Rahoy Cottages
- Rewilding Escapes
- RSPB Scotland Balranald nature reserve
- RSPB Scotland Loch Garten nature reserve
- RSPB Scotland Loch Gruinart nature reserve
- Starfish Travel
- Taynish National Nature Reserve
- Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve
- The Isle of Carna
- Tweed Valley Forest Park
- Wigwam Holidays Montrave
- Wild Discovery
- Wild Eskdale
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