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A very popular question from families visiting the area is what to do with the kids? The good news is there is lots! We have listed a few suggestions below and tried to keep it varied. Some will work better for rainy days but if the sun is shining then the Highlands is one big
Our famous Loch will not disappoint. It is huge so you will find it easily. Famous for the tales of the Loch Ness Monster that may live deep beneath the dark waters of Loch Ness… a believer or not, the famous Loch Ness is worth a visit. There are different ways to enjoy the loch
If you watched the popular Outlander then we can expect you know a little about Culloden Battlefield. We would love to say you can meet Jamie Fraser but it is not likely… however a visit to the battlefield and visitor centre is a must do when visiting the area. On 16 April 1746, the final
6 minute walk from the apartments / Bishops Rd, Inverness IV3 5SA A Theatre, Cinema, Gallery and Restaurant based in Inverness, close to the banks of the River. During the summer months they have an Under Canvas festival which we highly recommend. You can sit on a hay bale, sipping a local craft beer while listening to
13.7 miles / approximately 30 minutes by car depending on traffic Fort George is an impressive artillery fortification just a short drive from Inverness heading east. The walls are a massive 1 mile long. There is a lot to explore and it may surprise you in size. If the sun is shining, better still as
