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91Èȱ¬ | | Moray
Firth in Scotland is one of the best places in the country to see the ocean's
most playful creature - the Dolphin.
Take a trip on land or sea to watch
this amazing creature. | | | Check out wildlife on sea and land along the UK's
sandy beaches. Watch sensational Dolphins and get up close to Red Squirrels and
Seals. | | | - We're in for a treat at the coast as we explore
brilliant springtime wildlife watching experiences.
| | | Moray
Firth - Visitor Guide | Address: | Chanonry
Point, Moray Firth, north of Inverness, Ross-shire, Scotland.. | Postcode
| IV11 | Telephone: | Tourism:
Moray Firth Wildlife Centre - Tel: 01463 723 059 | Fax: | Fax:
01463 717 288 | e-mail | info@wdcs.org | Ordnance
Survey: | OS Ref: NH790674 - Cromarty OS
Ref: NH750557 - Chanonry Point | Key
attractions: | Dolphin watching,
rambling. Ìý Ìý Doplhin trips
- via | Essential
kit: | Binoculars, rain-proof jacket,
comfortable shoes. | Nature
watching: | Dolphins and Porpoises
plus Common Seals (spring) plus Minke Whales and Grey Seals (summer). Ìý Birds
of prey (summer). Ìý Wading birds close ot Cromarty Firth. | Access: | Variable
terrain but sea front areas are flat and often tarmacked with good viewing out
to sea. | Getting there: | From
Inverness, travel north over the Kessock Bridge. Turn right at the first roundabout
marked to Fortrose and Rosemarkie. While driving through the village of Svoch
turn right at the signpost to Chanonry Point. Drive down the single track road
through the golf course to the car park and follow signs to the beach. Ìý The
Moray Firth Wildlife Centre is located at Spey Bay and is the base for the Whale
and Dolphin Conservation Society's 'out of the blue' trips. Ìý | Opening
times: | Year round. | Charges: | Open
access. |
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