Come early when it’s quieter and wander amongst the sheep, taking in the majesty of the glacier-carved landscape.
Great hike but do be considerate with your photo taking. Don’t hog a scenic spot for 30 minutes being a poseur when others would like a photo there too.
Gem of a place which we chanced upon. Great service and food! The pork and beans on toast was really good!
There is a gentler path to bring you up to a viewpoint for those unable to make the steep climb up. Still great views all around!
Excellent accommodation! We had a BBQ on the deck and made full use of it during our stay :)
Hip new cafe with interesting food! Try sitting at the counter by the window to people watch. The raspberry tart was rather good, not too sour.
Very interesting little shop selling handicrafts. Owner was very nice, she asked if we wanted a cup of tea while we browsed!
Highly recommend the tour, book in advance. Guide was Barbara and she was so nice and welcoming and knowledgeable. If driving, they will give you little bottles to take away the tasting whisky.
Carbonara was good and we had a nice half and half pizza as well. Seafood linguine unfortunately had the fresh pasta all clumped up during cooking but the staff were nice enough to waive the cost.
Loch Ness Centre has been newly renovated for £1.5m! You’ll learn about the myths and science of Loch Ness as you go through a series of rooms watching an interesting story unfold. Try to spot Nessie!
Download the audio tour on your phone to explore the ruins at your own time. Fairly interesting movie at the visitor centre with a surprise at the end!
A short walk from the carpark to see the falls, and go into the little hut for some nice photos.
A rather narrow one-way road in, can get crowded sometimes and have to wait to get to the viewpoint for a nice photo.
We did a takeaway and the Tom yum, green curry and pad Thai were very authentic and flavourful.
The breakfast was very good! Saw a queue waiting for the cafe to open before 9. Banana caramel toast had loads of banana on crunchy toast with cinnamon and sugar.
The guided tour was very good and brought us to all the interesting bits on the field!
In depth history of the Jacobite rising and the culminating battle at Culloden which ended the war, arrive early before your guided tour to walk through and explore the exhibits!
Nice and quiet, not crowded and you can explore the history of this site at leisure.
A tiny little village. The viewpoint on top has interesting bits of its history on a plaque.
Popped in on a Saturday afternoon to find it fairly quiet and a good people watching spot. Not bad coffee too.
Fantastic view of the ships and great food - really enjoyed the halibut. Worth it for a special occasion!
Fantastic Scottish breakfast and coffee! Nice hidden basement and friendly staff.
Shelves that go on and on and on! Excellent selection of books and games, plus the Scottish section on the ground floor really consolidates all that is great reading on Scotland.
Great for a quiet walk, and do visit Greyfriars Bobby at the front of the cemetery with an offering of some sticks!
