Only a short walk from Drumnadrochit. Good value. Excellent teas shop. Passed an interesting few hours on a rainy day.

Just wonderful to walk on the grounds and enjoy Loch Ness.

We stopped here mainly so my mum could use the loo (medical necessity). She was told she would have to pay £7.90 admission. The rest of us meanwhile were trying to see over the newly planted trees and shrubs to determine if it was worthwhile paying to see it. Scottish Heritage have invested a lot in ensuring that it is... More

You must visit here, it is awesome great views and great atmosphere Well worth the money

The film at the beginning was very informative. I was a little disappointed because it is essentially a ruin so you couldn't really get the feel of what life was really like in those times. But, it was interesting enough.

Accessible by car, coach and boat we travelled in by boat as part of a Jacobite Cruise across Loch Ness the tour guides are knowledgeable and approachable and the castle is quite large with lots of open walking areas.

As can be said for almost all Heritage and Trust sites in England and Scotland, the cost of admission per visit is high. Why: simple, these organisations want their visitors to take out some form of annual membership or purchase a pass. Fortunately, our annual memberships of The National Trust and English Heritage more than paid for themselves during our... More

Not really legal but no guards and very easy to go past the barrier: the castle is a lot more dramatic at night, with beautiful lighting AND it saves you £7.40, which is really overpriced.

Interesting castle ruins with a tower you can go up and take photos of Loch Ness, story boards around the site make this informative and interesting. Exhibition centre close by with a cafe and a souvenir shop in which you can buy all sorts of tat. Worth a visit if you're in the area.