Best wildlife holidays

www.northernexperiencewildlifetours.co.uk

Northern Experience Wildlife Tours offer exclusive guided bird watching tours, and well as photography and wildlife trips. They also accommodate for holidays and tuition, all of which is based in Northumberland and the North Pennines.

http://scotland4wildlifeholidays.co.uk

‘Scotland offers a wide variety of self catering and serviced holiday accommodation from cottages and caravans to lighthouses and luxury hotels, many offering their own special taste of Scotland’s wildlife.’

www.orcadianwildlife.co.uk
Take a trip to Orkney to experience some close ups of the resident sea birds, birds of prey and marine mammals. Accommodation all organic and there is the option of self catering for a maximum of four people.

www.heatherlea.co.uk

‘You can find details of all our holidays by roaming from this page, and we hope you find something of interest - our 2012 Programme is full of exciting experiences in Scotland and further afield, and we would love to show you the wildlife!’

www.midwalesbirdwatching.co.uk

If the impressive landscape of Wales doesn’t interest you, then perhaps the wildlife around there will. The Red Kite has recently made a massive come back in Wales and the feeding centres can see over a hundred of these magnificent birds at one time.

www.denburyfarm.co.uk

This holiday site offers fishing, horse riding, badger watching and bird watching, and if that doesn’t interest you, you can take a look at their webcams to see what else they’ve got going on.

www.greentraveller.co.uk

Green Traveler provides you with the opportunity to stay in an environmentally friendly house, whilst you make the most of the surrounding wildlife. They provide some unique ways to spend your holiday, ranging from campsites to yurts.

www.wiltshirefarmstay.co.uk

Wiltshire farm stay is a collection of rural, and farm accommodation sites. With some of the places offering access to their land, the quietness of staying on a farm can work to your wildlife watching advantage.

www.dalefarmhouse.co.uk

The house is advertised as a ‘wildlife and bird watcher’s paradise - pheasants, woodpeckers, moorhens and deer are all regular visitors’. It is situated in the New Forest and is close to a wide range of wildlife related activities.