Can I take a boat to Loch Ness?
Bring your own boat, hire a cruiser or charter a yacht for a canal holiday, take a day-trip on Loch Ness, or stay on a hotel boat or holiday barge. Take in the spectacular Scottish scenery and amazing wildlife. Boating on the Caledonian Canal is unlike any other canal boat experience in the UK.
Where do Loch Ness cruises leave from?
Departure points
- Clansman Harbour.
- Tomnahurich Bridge.
Who owns Jacobite?
Freda Newton
Freda Newton is the owner and managing director of leading cruise tour experience Loch Ness by Jacobite. Since 2002 she has grown the business to become a must-do activity for tourists across the globe. Last year the company welcomed a record 300,000 visitors to the loch.
Why you should visit Loch Ness?
”Loch Ness is one of those rare destinations that engages everyone, from children enchanted with Nessie, to adults interested in photography, hiking and more. It combines Jacobite history, stunning scenery and the possibility of a monster sighting, ensuring it’s a perfect destination all year round, for all ages. ”
Is Urquhart Castle worth visiting?
Halfway up the loch, on the western shore, is Urquhart Castle. This is the most scenic spot to view Loch Ness and the prime location to spot Nessie. If visiting Scottish castles excites you, Urquhart Castle is a great one to visit. It has a stunning location with the loch as a backdrop.
Can you canoe on Loch Ness?
Our list of kayaking and canoeing spots wouldn’t be complete without Loch Ness, of course! A great spot to explore is Loch Ness’ only island – Cherry Island in beautiful Inchnacardoch Bay! Loch Ness is a huge body of water, and at 22 miles long conditions can become quite rough on a windy day.
Can dogs go on Loch Ness cruises?
ARE PETS ALLOWED ON BOARD? Your furry friends are welcome on board the Reflection, Contemplation and Inspiration tours.
Is it better to stay in Edinburgh or Glasgow?
Edinburgh is the place to see if you want history – the touristy stuff. Glasgow is much more of a happening place. As you’re relatively young, you might get more of a buzz from Glasgow so why not base yourself there and visit Edinburgh. You can get there in 45 minutes by train and the trains run every 15 minutes.
Can I Kayak anywhere in Scotland?
Scotland offers canoeing and kayaking like nowhere else in the UK. Providing some of the most remote destinations, stunning mountain ranges and vast wild green spaces.