Highland cow, on a farm near Callander , Stirlingshire, New - Highland cow gifts
On this page you can book one of our Highland cows tours. We have 3 different tours featuring a visit to the hairy coos
To avoid booking fees for tours of Scotland you can make a booking by phone / WhatsApp on +447305294773 or contact us online Book your Highland cows toursThis tour runs January through December, and spaces are limited to ensure a personalized experience. It’s especially popular with visitors from North America , so early booking is highly recommended !
From feeding Highland cows and walking through royal halls to sipping smooth single malt whisky – this tour captures everything magical about Scotland.
Our Highlands cows tour is available all year round
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Visit the Highland cows of Scotland – noble and strong beasts
eco tours take customers to eco parks and experiences. Is The Helix an Eco Park?
At its core, Helix tours are about regeneration, sustainability, and connection.
Once dominated by heavy industry and underused land, the area has been carefully redesigned to support biodiversity, encourage active lifestyles, and reconnect communities with nature.
1. Land Regeneration & Sustainability
The Helix is a prime example of environmental renewal. Former industrial land has been restored into:
Wetlands and lagoons that support wildlife
Green corridors linking urban areas
Sustainable drainage systems that naturally manage water
This transformation reduces environmental impact while creating a space that actively improves local ecosystems.
2. Wildlife & Biodiversity
The park is now home to a wide variety of species, from birds to aquatic life.
Visitors often spot:
Swans, ducks, and herons
Deer
Native plants and wildflowers
Insects and pollinators thriving in natural habitats
These ecosystems are carefully maintained to ensure long-term biodiversity, making the Helix a living, breathing environment—not just a landscaped park.
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Looking for something different when you’re in Scotland ? Visit the Kelpies – you pass them on the way to Doune Castle from Edinburgh . Two 100 feet high statues of Clydesdale horses Duke and Baron , a unique tribute to these powerful workhorses used to pull barges along the canals of Scotland in the 19th century . A hundred years ago there were 1000 Clydesdale horses stabled in Falkirk alone .
Your guide will take you to the best spots for taking pictures of the beautiful scenery of Glencoe and the Highlands.
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