Three Scottish locations have been named among the best in the UK for marine wildlife - see where.
Places in the far north and west of Scotland were named alongside other spots from across England and Wales.
"With searches for ‘dolphin watching’ up by +49% in the last 12 months, it’s obvious many are looking for the perfect location to observe and make a connection with the world’s most beloved marine animals.Scottish The experts have also shared the best times to see marine animals like whales, dolphins and seals in Scotland and the UK."Even though they can be sighted around the UK throughout the year, June to September are the best months to see dolphins off the coast as there tend to be more pods around the shores.""Much like dolphins, seals can also be seen all year round in the UK.
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