This first trip was at the end of May, which was during puffin breeding season. Our first visit included entry to the seabird centre itself, and then a trip on a fast rigid inflatable boat (RIB) around three islands, which lasted around 75 minutes. We have done two visits to the Scottish Seabird Center. Our Visits to the Scottish Seabird Centre The RIB Three Islands Seabird Safari from the Scottish Seabird Centre
Scottish Seabird Centre Opening hours and prices. 
Practicalities for Visiting the Scottish Seabird Centre.The Isle of May Landing Trip from the Scottish Seabird Centre.
The RIB Three Islands Seabird Safari from the Scottish Seabird Centre. Our Visits to the Scottish Seabird Centre. I’m also going to share some tips on when is the best time of year to visit, what to expect, how to get to the Scottish Seabird Center, tips for photography and other gear you might consider bringing, and more. In this post, I’ll share our experiences of visiting the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick. And seabirds aren’t all – you might even be lucky enough to spot seals or even dolphins! There are loads of species of seabirds that you can see from the Scottish Seabird centre, including the worlds largest colony of northern gannets. Of course, it’s about more than just puffins. Since then we’ve actually visited twice, and done two trips with the Scottish seabird centre – one sea safari, and one landing on the Isle of May, where puffins actually nest. Jess has wanted to see puffins for a very long time, so when the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick, Scotland, offered us a trip on one of their bird watching tours at the start of puffin season, naturally we leapt at the opportunity.
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