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Itinéraire Détaillé Highlands Direction D’Ullapool Animaux des Highlands Animaux des Itinéraire détaillé Highlands direction d’Ullapool. Toujours au nord, seulement des paysages subarctiques, allez visiter la réserve naturelle mais possède aussi une grande variété Jour 1 Jour 3 nationale d’Inverpolly pour voir des Jour 7 d’habitats forestiers, principalement des Sur la A82, au sud de Fort William, Revenez sur la terre ferme par le pont aigles royaux, des cerfs et, pourquoi pas, En prenant la route côtière (A9 sud), pins et une vaste lande recouverte de prenez le ferry de Corran qui traverse le de Skye, puis partez vers le nord ; longez des chats sauvages. Vous trouverez vous découvrirez les nombreux sites bruyère. Parmi les espèces loch Linnhe jusqu’à Ardgour, puis la le loch Carron, en prenant la A896 en aussi ici de nombreuses espèces naturels de la côte est. Vous pourrez ornithologiques présentes, on trouve A861 pour arriver au loch Sunart en direction de Shieldaig et des collines d’oiseaux de la lande. ainsi observer les aigles pêcheurs à aussi bien des lagopèdes alpins vivant passant par Strontian. Le loch Sunart est Torridon. Ne manquez pas de remarquer l’œuvre sur le loch Fleet, près de Golspie, sur les hauteurs, que des espèces plus entouré de forêts naturelles de chênes en chemin la forêt de frênes de Rassal, également renommé pour ses canards petites, telles que la mésange huppée où vivent de nombreuses espèces la plus septentrionale de Grande- de mer. La côte regorge aussi de points et le bec-croisé d’Écosse. Le Parc d’oiseaux. Allez jusqu’à la pointe Bretagne. Jour 5 d’observation d’échassiers et de canards, national des Cairngorms abrite une d’Ardnamurchan, le point le plus à Continuez vers le nord et prenez la par exemple dans les marais salants et foule d’attractions autour de la faune et l’ouest de l’Écosse, car le phare qui s’y Si vous vous promenez dans les collines route (indiquée) en direction de l’île de sur les plages autour de Dornoch. de la flore, dont le centre des aigles trouve offre un poste d’observation Torridon, vous aurez la possibilité de voir Handa. Cette réserve naturelle est pêcheurs du loch Garten, le spectaculaire pour les oiseaux et les des cerfs, et peut-être même des aigles réputée pour ses colonies d’oiseaux de domaine de Rothiemurchus, le parc baleines. royaux. Repartez vers l’est à travers la mer ainsi que ses labbes et ses Jours 8 et 9 animalier Highland Wildlife Park à vallée de Glen Torridon jusqu’à la plongeons qui y ont fait leur nid. Kingussie et le funiculaire des réserve naturelle nationale de Beinn En continuant vers le sud sur la A9, vous Cairngorms ; profitez des deux Jour 2 Eighe où vous pourrez prendre un La A838 arrive sur la côte nord au pourrez voir des milans royaux sur la derniers jours de ce circuit pour explorer sentier nature près du loch Maree niveau du Kyle of Durness. Vous pouvez péninsule de Black Isle. Visitez la région à votre guise. Partez vers le nord à travers la région de (A832). prendre un minibus pour aller jusqu’au Chanonry Point, où vous pourrez Moidart pour rejoindre la A861, phare du cap Wrath, à l’ouest. En observer des dauphins depuis la plage. surnommée la « route des îles » (Road to partant de la baie de Balnakeil, marchez Avant cela, passez au centre consacré the Isles), jusqu’au port de ferry de jusqu’à la pointe de Faraid Head pour aux dauphins et aux phoques (Dolphin Les informations contenues dans cette publication ont été Mallaig. Jour 4 voir des macareux. and Seal Centre) de North Kessock pour communiquées à VisitScotland par les annonceurs et sont publiées telles quelles. À la connaissance de VisitScotland, Continuez vers le nord en passant connaître les dernières informations sur elles étaient correctes au moment de la mise sous presse. La ligne de ferry Mallaig-Armadale vous Gairloch et profitez-en pour découvrir les observations et obtenir des conseils VisitScotland décline toute responsabilité en cas d’erreur ou emmènera sur l’île de Skye, excellente le loch Ewe (où vous verrez peut-être sur le meilleur moment pour visiter d’omission. Avril 2015. Jour 6 VisitScotland s’engage à protéger notre environnement destination pour découvrir la faune des loutres) et de magnifiques vues sur Chanonry Point. Passez Inverness et naturel et notre patrimoine historique, dont dépend tant notre écossaise ; vous pourrez par exemple la mer. Sur la route qui mène à la gorge À l’intérieur des terres, s’étend la région continuez vers le sud pour arriver à la tourisme, pour permettre aux générations à venir d’en profiter observer des loutres à Kylerhea ou de Corrieshalloch, vous pourrez peut- elles aussi. du Flow Country, un habitat unique où vallée de la Spey et au Parc national des Couverture : Cerf © Laurie Campbell. encore choisir entre croisière nature et être apercevoir des oiseaux de proie, s’entrelacent lande tourbeuse et petits Cairngorms, le plus grand d’Écosse.. Il Autres crédits photographiques : Laurie Campbell et RSPB croisière baleine. dont des faucons émerillons. La région lochs, idéal pour le hibou des marais et contient la plus grande surface en (société royale pour la protection des oiseaux). possède aussi une grande variété de le busard Saint-Martin. Découvrez le altitude de Grande-Bretagne, dont une forêts où poussent de nombreuses Flow Country depuis Forsinard, sur la grande partie est seulement accessible plantes d’intérêt. Prenez la A835 en A897. à pied ou à skis. Le parc présente non Pour trouver un hébergement parmi plus de 7 000 Pour plus de renseignements, d’idées et établissements de qualité assurée, du B&B au château, d’itinéraires en ligne, consultez : consultez : www.visitscotland.com/fr www.visitscotland.com/fr Les Highlands, région sauvage et préservée, offrent une grande variété d’habitats naturels, des mers riches accueillant baleines et dauphins aux landes et rochers escarpés, territoires des aigles royaux. Bien que vous ayez de grandes chances d’apercevoir par hasard phoques, loutres, cerfs, écureuils roux, aigles, Animaux des busards Saint-Martin ou toute autre espèce typique des Highlands, ce circuit vous emmène à la Highlands découverte de certains des plus beaux sites naturels de l’Écosse, dont de nombreuses réserves naturelles. 04-Highland wildlife_SCOTLAND_MAP_FINAL.pdf 1 3/16/2015 1:03:56 PM SANDAY ROUSAY A966 Eday 1 © MFAtech Maps STRONSAY A967 www.digital-map.org A986 Kirkwall [email protected] Stromness A965 ORKNEY +44 (0) 207 871 1332 A964 Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2011 A960 St Margaret’s Hope 0 12.5 25 50 Kilometers HOY A961SOUTH Burwick RONALDSAY 0 5 10 20 30 40 Miles Gills Bay abster ARDNAMURCHAN POINT VISITOR CENTRE Durness Scr A836 John o’ Groats Le centre d’information de la pointe d’Ardnamurchan, Handa Melvich Port of Ness Bettyhill Thurso installé dans un phare qui se trouve au point le plus à Island A99 l’ouest de la Grande-Bretagne au milieu de paysages A857 ongue spectaculaires, vous offre des panoramas 5 A838 T A882 époustouflants sur les Hébrides et les Small Isles ainsi Arnol Wick RSPB ForsinardA836 que des séances d’observation de baleines. 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