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Activities

In and around the local area there is an abundance of activities and attractions for all the family, including but most certainly not limited to the following;

The Mystery of Loch Ness

No visit to Inverness should exclude a trip to Loch Ness by far the most famous loch in the World. It is said to be home to Nessie, a monstrous creature first sighted by St Columba in the 6th Century. Photographs taken in the 1930s have made Nessie famous world-wide. Visitors wishing to learn more should make the trip to Drumnadrochit. Here you can choose between two Loch Ness Monster exhibitions, both open daily all year but with more restricted hours in winter.

Dolphin Spotting

Why not spend a day taking a boat trip on the Moray Firth, renowned for its marine life and mammal spotting opportunities. Departing from Inverness harbour out onto the Moray Firth where you have the best chance of seeing the most northerly group of bottlenose dolphins in the world plus common seals, grey seals and porpoise. In the moray firth there is a lot of bird life such as terns, gannets, fulmers, razorbills, kittiwakes, red kites, ospreys, and a variety of wadding birds on the shoreline mud flats and Munlochy Bay which is the R.S.P.B. sanctuary.

The Malt Whisky Trail

Follow the world-famous Malt Whisky Trail through Speyside to seven working distilleries, including a fascinating cooperage and a historic distillery. From Benromach to Dallas Dhu, a perfect time capsule of whisky-making; from Glen Moray to Strathisla, home and heart of Chivas Regal; from the Glen Grant distillery to the Speyside Cooperage where real coopers work with incredible speed and skill; from Glenfiddich to The Glenlivet and the Cardhu distillery, Scotland’s whisky trail signposts lead you through the picturesque lush countryside of Speyside, the world’s favourite malt whisky region.

The Cairngorm National Park

The Cairngorm National Park is a world renowned area where both residents and visitors can enjoy an unparalleled range of outdoor recreation opportunities. People are free to explore the mountains and glens, the forests and moorlands and the rivers and lochs of the Park. They can do so on foot, in a wheelchair, on horse-back, on a bicycle or even in a boat or canoe, as long as they do so in a responsible manner, with respect for other people and for the environment, and in accordance with the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.

To find out a little more about what activities are available why not visit our links page, if you have any specific requests simply discuss with our reception staff when you arrive.

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