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Loch Lomond Seaplanes allow you to book lunch with them and head to Crinan, The Trossachs, Ardanaiseig or Ardeonaig to enjoy a gourmet picnic! Enjoy stunning views during your truly unique experience.

One of the more popular attractions in Scotland is the CairnGorm Mountain Railway that is located near Aviemore and south of Glenmore Forest Park. The railway runs for two kilometres, up the slopes of the CairnGorm mountain making it the United Kingdom's highest railway.

Calgary bay is one of Mull's best known locations. Its silver sands and sea are clean and uncrowded. From here you can watch the beautiful sun set. Nearby there is the Calgary Art in Nature woodland sculpture walk which you can go round free of charge.

Isle of Harris is a beautiful island of contrasts with spectacular scenery and a unique, unspoilt atmosphere. Enjoy the hospitality of the people, look for otters, seals, eagles or dolphins or climb Clisham. Don't forget to take in the beautiful beaches of Luskentyre and Scarista.

Leading from Milngavie on the outskirts of Glasgow to the foot of Ben Nevis, the West Highland Way passes Loch Lomond and Rannoch Moor. To complete the walk it should take approximatley 7 to 10 days and is fully waymarked.

Have a picnic while you take it all in at Rest and Be Thankful. This well-known viewpoint divides Glen Kinglas from Glen Croe where the rolling hills all around you will take your breath away.

Glen Coe has some of the finest scenery in Europe, the perfect base for exploring the West Highlands by car. With a fantastic range of family activities, outstanding low level walking, as well as great mountaineering opportunities with 43 Munro mountains within 15 miles.

One of the most impressive sights Shetland has to offer has to be Eshaness in Northmavine. If you are lucky enough to be there when a powerful gale has the atlantic crashing off the cliffs, you will never forget the spectacular scene.

Depart from Inverness harbour out onto the Moray Firth where you have the best chance of seeing the most northerly group of bottlenose dolphins in the world plus common seals, grey seals and porpoise. In the Moray Firth there is a lot of bird life such as terns, gannets, fulmars, razorbills, kittiwakes, red kites, ospreys, and a variety of wadding birds on the shoreline mud flats and Munlochy Bay which is the RSPB sanctuary.

Located near Abefeldy, Highland Adventure Safaris offer a range of exhilarating and fascinating ways to spot some of the abundance of wildlife that Scotland has to offer. Great for families as well as individuals.