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EcoVentures Dolphin Tours (Cromarty)Newest Review: ... guided trip around the beautiful coastline. The point of the 2 hour trip is to introduce visitors or wildlife enthusiasts to the Cromarty area and all the wonderful nature it has to offer. In the Moray Fifth area, were Cromarty is based, live the largest dolphins in the world, due to the cold temperature of the water these dolphins grow a lot larger and bulkier than their smaller warmer sea ... more |
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by - written on 15/07/09 (Very useful, 83 readings)
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As I have reviewed previously, I was lucky enough last year to visit the breathtakingly beautiful Scotland on a trip organised by WDCS the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society. As well as many other great trips and excursions included in the weekend, were 2 trips with EcoVentures. What is EcoVentures? ---------------------------- EcoVentures are a small company located in the lovely town of Cromarty. This was the base of our stay where our hotel was located. Basically EcoVentures are a sightseeing company. They are based in the harbour at Cromarty and have a small shop where your tour will begin. In the shop you can ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/04/09 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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EcoVentures is a company located in the small Scottish town of Cromarty, Moray Firth. Ecoventures is run by Sarah and Robyn, Sarah is the skipper and Robyn deals with the Marketing. It is a lovely set up, and both the women are lovely and very passionate about what they do. Ecoventures are a sightseeing company, they own a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) which is approx 10 metres long. The boat seats 12 people maximum, and has great views around from wherever you sit. Ecoventures focus on showing you the wild life in and around the Cromarty area, and out in the Moray Firth. My sister and I actually went specifically on a dolphin tour and Ecoventures ... Read the complete review
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