of some of Toffee's favourite Scottish wildlife,
like the buzzard, red squirrel, red deer and otters.
Nature lovers will delight in the diversity of the Scottish Highlands.
The Highland Games are dotted about all over the Highlands throughout the year. Toffee is always popping up to watch "toss the caber" or join in with the pipers.
The City of Inverness
Whin Park is worth a visit in the summer with its boating pond and miniature steam railway and a fantastic play area.
Toffee loves going on walks, why not take a walk along the River Ness and see if you can spot any seals feeding on freshly caught salmon.
Dolphin
watching is a real hit with the kids
Golden Eagle
Aviemore and the Cairngorms
Visit Loch Morlich, Toffee's favourite spot for canoeing, with the Cairngorms
as the backdrop, a real Highland setting.
This area is a stronghold of the ancient Caledonian Pinewoods, descendants
of the old natural forests. Take a walk in the forests and see if you
can spot some of Toffee's friends, the red squirrel or see how many pinecones
you can collect.
For
mums and dads - Enjoy a dram at Dalwhinnie Distillery, the Highest in
the world.
Then the family can visit the beautiful countryside of Laggan and Speyside
where "Monarch of the Glen" is filmed.
Kingussie
Highland Folk Museum - which brings the past to life and has a great collection
of Highland artefacts.
Kincraig - has unusual attractions including otters, wolves, owls and Artic foxes at the Highland Wildlife Park.
Harry
Potter in the Highlands
The
Hogwarts Express steams over the Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Recent filming has seen the mountains of Glencoe
as the location for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.
