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Europe’s coastal waters and areas of protected wilderness offer a wealth of natural delights such as dolphins, whales, bears, lynx, and rich avifauna to discerning wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

Austria

Austria's high mountains offer a combination of glorious scenery, picture-perfect views, delicate alpine blooms and fascinating insect life. The upper slopes are populated by chamois, ibex and wild boar, and the country whose national bird, the black eagle, features on its coat of arms is a great place for birdwatching. Find Out More about Austria

Azores

This Portuguese mid-Atlantic archipelago is a haven of calm. Lush volcanic islands are surrounded by ocean that is home to an exceptional variety of whales and dolphins. No fewer than 26 species have been recorded in recent years, and almost any outing usually reveals six to eight different species. Find Out More about Azores

Bulgaria

Covering a small area in the centre-east of the Balkan Peninsula, Bulgaria has two distinct climatic zones, continental and transitional-Mediterranean, and a diverse range of habitats. Its butterfly fauna is particularly rich, and the Eastern Rhodope Mountains are arguably Europe’s top raptor site. Find Out More about Bulgaria

Estonia

Estonia has a staggering 3,794-kilometre-long coastline with numerous islands, inlets, straits and bays, including two large islands: Hiiumaa and Saaremaa, the latter being a very important nesting and stopover site for migratory birds including the beautiful Steller’s eider. Find Out More about Estonia

France

With Atlantic, Mediterranean and North Sea coastlines, and great mountain ranges such as the Alps and the Pyrenees, as well as lesser ones, France exhibits a wide diversity of habitats. This, along with the largely agricultural landscape and relatively sparse population in some regions, ensures a rich flora and fauna. Find Out More about France

Greece

Greece and its gorgeous islands, dotted across the glistening Aegean Sea, are beyond enticing. This is a country inhabited by passionate people who, blessed by a kind climate and fertile land, unashamedly live life to the full and welcome visitors to partake in their food, scenery, culture and more! Find Out More about Greece

Ireland

Separated from Great Britain by the Irish Sea, the Republic of Ireland is the third largest island in Europe. The country has a moderate climate with mild winters, and about 10% of the land is wooded. The Burren & Aran Islands, on the west coast, have a very rich and diverse native flora. Find Out More about Ireland

Netherlands

With vast areas of protected marshland, which are a natural stopping point for migrating birds, the Netherlands are a superb destination for those in search of mind-boggling birdlife. The locals’ love of wildlife is charmingly confirmed by their impressive network of wildlife road crossings. Find Out More about Netherlands

Slovenia

Despite its small size, Slovenia offers an incredibly rich and diverse mix of wildlife and stunning landscapes. From the Dinaric Alps which cross the country to create one of Europe’s largest wilderness areas and the sand dunes that meet the Mediterranean coast, Slovenia is an ideal location to view wildlife in a lesser visited area of Europe. Find Out More about Slovenia

Sweden

Sweden is a land covered by forests, rivers and lakes and is home to some fantastic wildlife. Over 65% of the land is covered by beautiful forests and the country provides perfect habitat for mammals such as bear, wolf and elk, as well as an many interesting bird and butterfly species. Find Out More about Sweden