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There are seals!

The Northern shore of Loch Fleet, backed by Balblair Wood offers a lovely viewpoint. The large tidal basin supports a huge variety of wildlife, with a large area of sands exposed at low tide. At such times you might spot seals on the banks and waders feeding in the shallow waters.

Popular spot for seals, often seen basking on the exposed sandbanks.

Managed by Scotland’s Nature Agency, Loch Fleet has three interlocking areas: the coastal, beach and sand dune area; the tidal saltwater loch fleet; and the river Fleet and alder marshland. Watch wading birds, seals and seabirds in the tidal area and look out for ospreys and otters upstream.

Managed by Scotland’s Nature Agency, Loch Fleet has three interlocking areas: the coastal, beach and sand dune area; the tidal saltwater loch fleet; and the river Fleet and alder marshland. Watch wading birds, seals and seabirds in the tidal area and look out for ospreys and otters upstream.

Keep a look out for the seals on route, you are virtually guaranteed to see them on this single track road.

Dam completed in 1816, which has since connected London to John O'Groats. The lock was built for the salmon. All further information on the pictures on the display boards. It's worth taking a break at this place, even if it's a parking lot. The inland view of the River Fleet and the hills is a dream!

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Perfect place to watch the seals on the sand banks, including bench seats. But not only the seals are a spectacle, but also the many seabirds and the view across to Little Ferry. Here the ferries crossed inland before the bridge was built.

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