Wild Alba Tours

04/05/2023

“Spring is too cold for me, back to bed I go,” says Mr Toad

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02/05/2023

Wood an-nnn-e-mmm-on-eee (anemone)😄

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20/04/2023

19/04/2023

Deer and daffies! What a delightful early morning sight.

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11/04/2023

Need a break away? Try Hotel 1881 in Archiestown! With beautifully renovated rooms, 2 on site restaurants & a well-stocked bar, there isn't much reason not to visit!

To book your break away call 01340871488 or email [email protected]!

11/04/2023

11/04/2023

Now that spring has officially sprung, our Visitor Centre opening hours have been updated 🕐

From today, 1st April, until the 31st October 2023, we will be open 7 days a week from 10am to 5pm 🥃

Find out more about our award-winning tour experiences and book online here: https://theglenallachie.com/visit-us/

This is no April Fools; some things this good really are true 😉

11/04/2023

Customer Review 😍

Thank you, Carlye, we are delighted that your lambing experience at The Haugh Farm is one you will never forget!

31/03/2023

These little pet lambs are ready to meet you!

Spaces are filling up FAST. Book your lambing tour with us today: www.wildalbatours.com

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21/03/2023

World Frog Day!

Many things are causing frog populations around the world to decline but you and a trusty spade can help – dig a pond 🐸

If you don’t have space for a wee pond, look out for frogspawn and rescue eggs and tadpoles that are drying out by moving them to the closest bit of standing water. This might be a ditch, pond or bog pool.

This beauty is one of many at our pond in Ballindalloch.

Have a croaking good time!

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20/03/2023

A fantastic view to start the day!

Ben A'von looks like it's peeking out of the duvet after a chilly night.
The curlews are back too