Birds of prey

Try your hand at the ancient sport of falconry...

The first known records of falconry come from the Far East, and date back to around 722-705 BC. Introduced into Europe in around AD 400, the sport of falconry quickly became a popular status sport in medieval Britain. If you would like the chance to try your hand at bird flying, look no further than our selection of birds of prey flying experiences.

One of the world's most historically revered birds of prey, the owl has enchanted mankind for thousands of years. Our Owl Flying Experience gives owl lovers the chance to come face to face with these majestic birds, allowing them to fly a number of breeds at a time when they are usually active.

Our Childrens' Owl Adventure provides the perfect opportunity for children to meet the creatures responsible for the 'noises in the dark'. Set in the picturesque surroundings of Dalhousie Castle, they will join the resident falconers and learn how to handle and fly these beautiful birds.

And for those keen to come face to face with a whole range of the raptors, why not opt for our Bird of Prey Day UK? Throughout the experience, you will get the chance to interact with these magnificent creatures, before learning how to fly them from the fist.