Tistel Wildlife Guiding

This tour takes place in the picturesque village of Pitlochry and the surrounding area. Pitochry is located in the geographical centre of Scotland and we will explore the all the different habitats that are found in the area from the woods that were once part of the great Caledonian forest, the muirs just above Pitlochry and the the river Tummel that runs through the village. There are also rolling hills that embody the beauty of the Scottish highlands. Whatever type of tour you are looking for I can accommodate your needs. During your stay in Pitlochry you will be staying in a local B&B and experience cuid milla faltcha (hundred thousand welcomes) from your host for the nights you will ...Read more >

Scotland is one of the most haunted countries in the world. We have a rich history of folklore and myths, some have connections to other parts of Europe which are common in Europe and others are uniquely Scottish. Have you always wanted to go on a ghost hunt looking for paranormal activities in woods and abandoned buildings. Then this is your chance to do your own tailor made ghost hunt and also learn about famous ghosts and the myths and folklore of Scotland. You can camp out doing your ghost hunt for a more eerie feel. On this tour you will have 2 guides. The first is Brian who will take you on a paranormal experience looking for evidence of the existence of something after death. The ...Read more >

Norway is one of Europe's last wilderness areas, this tour has a real isolation feel to it so you can experience true wilderness in a world where this is becoming rarer. Elk/Moose are common in the National Park and unlike a lot of National Parks it is also home to Norway's 4 large predators the Brown Bears, Wolves, Lynx and Wolverines. The National Park is playing an important part for these animals expanding population in Norway As for the Birdlife, Bramblings, Great Spotted Woodpeckers, Tree Pipits and Redstarts are some of the most common species in the Park and Golden Eagles, Hawk owls and Capercaillie are also regularly seen. The Serbian Jays is found here and is not normally seen ...Read more >

In the Winter it can get dark by 3 pm so this allows for a unique form of wildlife guiding by using night vision equipment in one of Scotland best National Parks. Accommodation On this tour We will use a base camp in the heart of the Cairngorms. We will be staying in a large walk in tipi style tent which has a large living area with a wood burning stove for your comfort and to prepare the food. It also has a kettle attached to it so you can help yourself to tea, coffee ad hot chocolate to warm you up. There are 2 separate bedrooms with comfy beds. Near the tent is a portable toilet and shower, you will also be able to use a solar panel charger to charge your phone. The tent is designed ...Read more >

Norway is one of the last wilderness areas and is home to some of the largest mammals to roam Europe On this tour we will travel to 2 different national parks seeing a lot of the natural beauty of this country. We will travel to the first National Park which is home to Elk/Moose but unlike a lot of national park it is also home to Norway's 4 large predators the Brown Bears, Wolves, Wolverines and Lynx As for the Birdlife, Bramblings, Great Spotted Woodpeckers, Tree Pipits and Redstarts are some of the most common species in the Park and Golden Eagles, Hawk owls and Capercaillie are also regularly seen. The Serbian Jays is found here and is not normally seen outside there breeding ...Read more >

STARTS AGAIN 2022 Norway is one of Europe's last wilderness areas, this tour has a real isolation feel to it so you can experience true wilderness in a world where this is becoming rarer. Elk/Moose are common in the National Park and unlike a lot of National Parks it is also home to Norway's 4 large predators the Brown Bears, Wolves, Lynx and Wolverines. The National Park is playing an important part for these animals expanding population in Norway As for the Birdlife, Bramblings, Great Spotted Woodpeckers, Tree Pipits and Redstarts are some of the most common species in the Park and Golden Eagles, Hawk owls and Capercaillie are also regularly seen. The Serbian Jays is found here and is ...Read more >

On this woman only holiday in Norway you will enjoy one of Europe's last wilderness areas, this tour has a real isolation feel to it so you can experience true wilderness in a world where this is becoming rarer. Elk/Moose are common in the National Park and unlike a lot of National Parks it is also home to Norway's 4 large predators the Brown Bears, Wolves, Lynx and Wolverines. The National Park is playing an important part for these animals expanding population in Norway As for the Birdlife, Bramblings, Great Spotted Woodpeckers, Tree Pipits and Redstarts are some of the most common species in the Park and Golden Eagles, Hawk owls and Capercaillie are also regularly seen. The Serbian ...Read more >

The Cairngorms. A mountain range in the Eastern Highlands of Scotland. Its rocky outcrops and steep granite cliffs give it a tundra - like quality, with snow covered peaks all year round. With heights reaching up to 1200m above sea level, this stunning and rugged environment hosts a plethora of wildlife. From Scottish Crossbills to Black Grouse to Red Deer, Otters and pine martins, with a bit of patience, local knowledge and a good guide, these are a few of the species that you might be lucky enough to see on a Scottish Camping Safari. I trained in South Africa so my style of guiding differs from most European Wildlife Guides. I am a tracker, a trails guide and I have qualifications in ...Read more >