SHETLAND SAFARI 2013 with Simon King

Added 22/08/2012 to General News

Due to popular demand, Simon King with Wildlife Whisperer is creating another exceptional opportunity to experience the wild wonders of the Shetland Isles!

The holiday will be based on Mainland Shetland with excursions to some of the most iconic wildlife hot spots the islands have to offer.

These will include:

• A chance to watch wild otters.

• A midnight trip to the island of Moussa, to see and hear the enigmatic Storm Petrels, which breed in the ancient Broch.

• A journey on to the island of Noss, which hosts one of the most spectacular seabird colonies in the world.  You will get up close and personal with gannets, puffins and great skuas to name a few.

• A boat ride around Noss that will bring you even closer to the seabirds in their ocean element and a virtual dip beneath the waves with a roving submarine camera.

• The chance of an encounter with the wolves of the sea – killer whales.

• And much, much more!!!

The holiday is based from the charming country house hotel, Busta House near Brae, with cosy rooms and fine food.

£2795 pp (Single Supplement £160)

Included in the price of the holiday are all meals (not including lunch on the 28th and 6th) and 8 nights accommodation, transport around the Islands, expert guides, and a few surprises.

Not included: Transport to and from Shetland, travel insurance, single supplement and alcoholic drinks.

PLEASE NOTE : Interest in this holiday is intense. Early booking strongly advised.

To book you place please call 01825 714310 or email events@spencerscott.co.uk

Check out this fab blog post from Debbie Cripps to see lots of pics and info about our last Shetland Safari with Simon King back in 2011.

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10/10

s martin

Level: Newt, Added: 07/09/2012

simon,have got a group of herring gulls nested on my roof & colonies growing rapidly in my neighbourhood... this means getting woken at about 3.30am every morning & the noise carrys on allday. I am thinking of moving as the noise is annoying & very unattractive. if i lived near the seaside it would be understandable but i live about 30 miles in land.next 2 my house are restaurants which r now finding the gulls to be a nuisance. when i saw ur clips from anglesey u seemed to admire these birds & their calls... i was shocked. if u lived underneath them & suffered ud feel different, ur alone mate on that 1 .
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