One Click Trip - Black Isles of Scotland
Experience Scotland right in your living room with a 360 panoramic view of the black isles! Check out the scenic views and wide open land. There are 15 different sky high views of the area to look at. It begins with a tour around Culbokie, which is a village of about 13 hundred people. The area overlooks several wood areas and greenery. Another view is of the Culbokie Loch and woods where you can see lots of wild animals and even a castle. Get a tour of the Findon Woods and look out at Shoretown and see miles and miles of Scotland and it?s land, hills and mountains. There?s several to pick from and explore. http://www.scotland360.co.uk/Virtual_Tours/Black_Isle/VTour/index.html
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One Click Trip - Black Isles of Scotland

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