Loch Ness the reported home of ‘Nessie’ the infamous Loch Ness Monster.

Tours Of Loch Ness From Inverness, Invergordon, Glasgow & Edinburgh

Collection points:  Invergordon Dock, Edinburgh or Glasgow Airports or hotels, pick up time as requested. Babies and small children welcome.

You will be taken on a wonderful tour of the Highlands by our friendly knowledgeable kilted tour guide Graeme Robert Giles stopping of at Loch Lomond, Glen Coe and The Commando Monument at Spean Bridge where you will enjoy fantastic views of The Ben Nevis Mountain range to name a few.

Loch Ness is a huge, deep (upto 755 feet in depth!), freshwater loch in Scotland based in the Scottish highlands near Inverness. An interesting fact about Loch Ness is that it holds more fresh water in this one area than every lake in England and Wales combined!

Urquhart Castle is located on the western shore of the loch with several lighthouses based at Lochend and Fort Augustus. Given the fact the loch is so deep and it’s freshwater’s are home to a huge number of different fish and aquatic species. (not including ‘Nessie’)

On the way experiencing some of the best scenery Scotland has to offer, your group will be given a rich history of all locations on the way.  On arrival at Loch Ness we will take you to the areas of the Loch that most sightings of the monster ‘Nessie’ have taken place including the iconic Urquhart Castle. There are also boat trips available. This tour can be done in one day but we recommend an overnight stay to get the best of this magical place and also allow time to visit the historic and atmospheric Culloden Battlefield.

A photograph from 1934 showing the Loch Ness monster.

Loch Ness is Scotland’s most mysterious large body of water only 30 minutes drive from Inverness is a must see if visiting Scotland especially if you are arriving in Invergordon as it’s so close to your first destination. Join us on a visit to the Loch and find out  more about the Hundreds of sightings of the Loch Ness monster, we can take you to the places with the most sightings of the legendary monster have taken place. Last year in 2017 there were more “official” sightings of ‘Nessie’ than any year since the turn of this century.

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