DOLPHIN WATCHING AT THE SCOTTISH DOLPHIN CENTRE
Take a trip to the Scottish Dolphin Centre and see some of the largest bottlenose dolphins in the world. You never know, you may be lucky enough to catch seals or osprey too! If that's not enough, make sure to check out the interactive displays that are on show, including the Dolphin and River camera to get a birds-eye view of these beautiful animals.
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CULLODEN BATTLEFIELD
Take a piece of history home with you when you visit Culloden Battlefield, where the 1745 Jacobite Rising came to a tragic end. Feel like you are right in the very heart of the action as you watch the battle unfold at the visitor centre's 360-degree battle immersion theatre or, if you prefer, why not take a guided tour across Culloden Moor?
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MORAY COAST TRAIL
Stunning coastline? Check. Sandy beaches? Check. Dramatic cliffs? Check. Moray ticks all the boxes and there is no better way to explore its natural beauty than by taking on the Moray Coast Trail. Known as one of Scotland's Great Trails, it offers a wide variety of scenery and wildlife with great views over the Moray Firth, a perfect place to spot some bottlenose dolphins!
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Explore the nooks and crannies of the area's charming villages. Visit the Findhorn Heritage Centre to learn more about the fascinating history of Findhorn and the salmon fishing industry, or head to Burghead Headland Visitor Centre where you will be transported back in time to discover the history of the Picts, from 400AD to present day.
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Get up close and see Bow Fiddle Rock in all its glory. Situated just off the coast at Portknockie, this beautifully sculpted landmark - formed by the sheer force of waves - makes it a great photo opportunity for you to show off to your friends and family when you get back home.
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NAIRN
Just 30 minutes outside of Inverness, this small but thriving seaside town is a great pit stop for your Highland adventure! Don't forget to swing by and play a round of golf on one of the town's two championship golf courses.
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Nairn is also a great base to get out and explore the Scottish Highlands in more depth. History buffs will be in their element with Cawdor Castle, Brodie Castle and Loch Ness all en-route.
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