Bird of Prey Park Entry at World of Wings with Flying Demo – Scotland’s Top Raptor Experience – Up to 39% Off
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Unforgettable Wildlife Experience at the Largest Bird of Prey Centre. Step into the World of Wings & get up close with majestic owls, eagles, falcons, hawks, & vultures. Perfect for families, wildlife lovers, and photographers, this is more than just a zoo visit—it’s an interactive bird experience.
- What’s included: entry to World of Wings
- General admission to World of Wings Wildlife Park
- Access to daily flying demonstrations showcasing raptors in full flight
- Up-close viewing and photo opportunities with over 70 birds
- Educational insights into bird conservation and species backgrounds
- Complimentary entry for children under 3 (under 16s must be with an adult)
- Located in central Scotland, World of Wings combines entertainment and education, making it ideal for a PDS-aligned day out (personal development through nature and conservation)
Unforgettable Wildlife Experience at the Largest Bird of Prey Centre. Step into the World of Wings & get up close with majestic owls, eagles, falcons, hawks, & vultures. Perfect for families, wildlife lovers, and photographers, this is more than just a zoo visit—it’s an interactive bird experience.
- What’s included: entry to World of Wings
- General admission to World of Wings Wildlife Park
- Access to daily flying demonstrations showcasing raptors in full flight
- Up-close viewing and photo opportunities with over 70 birds
- Educational insights into bird conservation and species backgrounds
- Complimentary entry for children under 3 (under 16s must be with an adult)
- Located in central Scotland, World of Wings combines entertainment and education, making it ideal for a PDS-aligned day out (personal development through nature and conservation)
Need To Know Info
About World of Wings
One of the largest falconry centres in Scotland, World of Wings is home to over 70 birds, from tiny owls to a huge African vulture. Some come from other centres and some are born there, but over a third of the birds are rescued. The services include falconry courses, school visits, educational talks and avian pest control, as well as static and flying displays for shows and events.