the city has a lot to offer our guest while of foot, visit traditional Scottish highland shops, take in breath taking Victorian architecture, see the oldest house in the city, eat at traditional pubs

see the island in the middle of the river ness , get your photo taken on the swing bridge, while the local angles fish below.

the monster hunt begins, se ethe lochness in all its glory, here take you down to the bay to dip your feet in the icy cold water , get the camera out as Nessie can rise at anytime.

this is a must stop photo spot for all guest visiting lochness, see below the road the ruin off a once great castle on the peak overlooking lochness.

here you can admire the wooden carving of the monks of burgundy, the monastery ruin, flowering plants in the square , tell us if you are hungry as rite next is a mouth watering fish and chips shop.

here guest can see the famous hairy cows up close, alpacas ,goats and even a donkey too. various hairy cow memorabilia ,and Scottish orgonic snack can be purchased here (guide recommended).

walk the grounds and gardens off this great castle, immerse yourself in it story through your audio guide as you walk through room bye room. bathroom and coffee shop is also available.

pictish burial site ,also featured standing stones in the outlander film.

On this great battlefield the Scottish Jacobite's was defeated. the battlefield is free to walk around by yourself or with your driver guide, however for full experience including the re-enactment and movie of the battle and guided tour by battlefield staff, if time permitting guest can purchase tickets at reception .

sharpen your taste buds ,and clear you nostrils as we (optional)stop at this distillery for a bottle or a wee dram off Scottish single malt whisky