What the Papers Say

Here are some recent newspaper articles about the Aigas experience to help you get an even better idea of what to expect.

"If you want to enjoy the incomparable experience of seeing wild animals in their natural habitat, learn more about wildlife and conservation, or just sight-see in the Highlands from a comfortable tranquil base with delicious food, Aigas is the place to go".
In February 2006, Cressida Connolly's article "Up before the beak" was published in The Telegraph Travel supplement.


"First there was one head and then there was three, breaking the surface in quick succession. Then three sleek bodies dived one after the other, followed by three sinous, tapering tails. This wasn't just otters - it was synchronised swimming."
This was followed in August 2007 by Brian Jackman's Telegraph piece entitled "On Safari - in Scotland". This article was then featured in the travel section of The Week.


"The thrill of standing within a few yards of a wild dolphin somersaulting in friendly greeting to another is a spectacular experience. Combine it with views of the Black Isle and Moray Firth and it is matchless."
In September 2007, Sara Newman wrote an article for The Independent entitled "Nature Break".