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"Explore Dundee & Angus"
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Exploring Dundee & Angus can be an incredible experience, whether you're interested in history, nature, culture, or simply seeking an adventure, Dundee & Angus offers a diverse range of experiences that can make your visit truly memorable.
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"Dundee & Angus Highlights"
Whilst out exploring some of the local towns, villages and many great attractions and activities, why not sample some other popular local highlights across Dundee & Angus
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"Guided Tours"
Tours of Dundee & Angus provide an opportunity to immerse yourself and explore Scotland's natural beauty, history, culture, and culinary delights while enjoying a sense of tranquility and adventure in a unique and captivating part of the country.
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"Museums & Galleries"
These museums and attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from art and design to history and heritage, making Dundee and Angus a great destination for those interested in exploring Scottish culture and history.
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"Castles & Ruins"
Notable castles and ruins in Dundee and Angus include Glamis Castle, Edzell Castle, and Arbroath Abbey, among interesting many others. Each of these sites has its own unique charm and history, making them worth a visit for history buffs, nature lovers, and anyone interested in exploring the rich heritage of the area.
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"Family Activities"
Dundee and Angus offer a variety of family-friendly activities to enjoy. Whether you're interested in outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or educational outings, there's something for everyone in the area.
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"Golf Courses"
Golfing in Dundee and Angus is attractive because of its rich history, stunning landscapes, challenging courses, and the region's commitment to promoting golf tourism. It's a destination that appeals to golfers of all levels and offers a unique golfing experience.
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"Popular Hotels"
Dundee and Angus offer a rich blend of history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultural experiences. From the iconic V&A Dundee to the breathtaking Angus Glens, the region promises a diverse and enriching stay for those seeking both urban charm and natural beauty.
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"The Wildlife of Scotland"
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"The Local Wildlife"
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Scotland is home to a diverse range of wildlife due to its varied landscapes, including rugged mountains, rolling hills, dense forests, and extensive coastline as well as some fantastic zoos that provide opportunities for both locals and tourists to experience and learn about animals from around the world
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Red Deer: The red deer is Scotland's largest land mammal and can be found in various habitats, including forests, moorlands, and mountains.
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Scottish Wildcat: The Scottish wildcat is a critically endangered species and is considered one of the rarest cats in the world. It resembles a domestic cat but is larger and more robust.
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Golden Eagle: This majestic bird of prey is a symbol of Scotland's wild landscapes. It inhabits remote mountainous regions and is known for its impressive hunting skills.
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Red Squirrel: The native red squirrel is smaller and more elusive than the gray squirrel. It is primarily found in woodlands and forests.
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Pine Marten: Pine martens are elusive members of the weasel family. They can be found in forests and are known for their climbing abilities.
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Seabird Colonies: Scotland's coastal cliffs and islands are home to large seabird colonies. Species like puffins, gannets, guillemots, and razorbills can be found in these areas.
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Common Seal and Grey Seal: Both common and grey seals can be found along Scotland's coasts. They often haul out on rocky shores and sandbanks.
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Otter: The otter is a semi-aquatic mammal that can be found in freshwater lochs, rivers, and along the coastline.
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Capercaillie: The capercaillie is the largest grouse species in the world. It inhabits Caledonian pine forests and is known for its distinctive mating displays.
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Osprey: Ospreys are large birds of prey that migrate to Scotland during the summer to breed. They are often seen fishing in rivers and lochs.
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Red Kite: The red kite was once near extinction in Scotland but has been successfully reintroduced. It is now a common sight in some areas, soaring in the skies.
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Mountain Hare: The mountain hare is a species of hare that turns white during the winter months, providing it with camouflage against the snow in Scotland's upland areas.
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Scotland is also home to a variety of wildlife and zoos that provide opportunities for both locals and tourists to experience and learn about animals from around the world.
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Edinburgh Zoo Located in the capital city, Edinburgh Zoo is one of the most famous zoos in Scotland. It's home to a wide range of animals, including pandas, chimpanzees, lions, penguins, and more. The zoo also focuses on conservation efforts and has breeding programs for endangered species.
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Highland Wildlife Park: Situated near Kingussie in the Cairngorms National Park, the Highland Wildlife Park offers a unique experience. Visitors can drive through large enclosures where animals like European bison, wild boar, and red deer roam freely. The park also features polar bears, snow leopards, and other cold-climate species.
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Blair Drummond Safari Park Located near Stirling, Blair Drummond Safari Park is known for its drive-through safari experience. Visitors can see a variety of animals, including elephants, rhinos, lions, and giraffes, from the comfort of their cars.
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Five Sisters Zoo: Situated in West Lothian, Five Sisters Zoo is a family-run wildlife park that focuses on conservation and education. It's home to a range of animals, including big cats, primates, reptiles, and more.
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Auchingarrich Wildlife Centre: This wildlife center, located in Perthshire, offers a mix of native and exotic animals, along with indoor and outdoor play areas for children.
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Sealife Loch Lomond: While not a traditional zoo, Sealife Loch Lomond offers visitors a chance to see aquatic life up close. It features various displays and interactive experiences focused on marine animals found in Scottish waters and beyond.
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Scottish Deer Centre: Located in Fife, this center is dedicated to deer species from around the world. Visitors can learn about these majestic animals and also encounter other native wildlife like otters and birds of prey.
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Loch Garten Osprey Centre: Managed by the RSPB (Royal Society for the Protection of Birds), this center offers visitors the chance to observe ospreys in their natural habitat at Loch Garten. It's an excellent place for birdwatching.
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These are just a few examples of the wildlife-related attractions in Scotland. These establishments often play a role in conservation, education, and raising awareness about the importance of protecting animals and their habitats. Keep in mind that operating hours and availability might vary, so it's a good idea to check their websites or contact them directly before planning your visit.
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'Wildlife Highlights across Scotland'
Please find a selection of our favourite wildlife activities you really must make the time and effort to go and explore.
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