Jacobite has been sailing Loch Ness for over 30 years with a five-star fleet, a passionate crew and a choice of exciting cruise and tour options. Sailing to the heart of the mystery and legend of loch Ness is more unforgettable than ever. So, whether you want to go on a cruise, explore Urquhart Castle or visit the fascinating Loch Ness Exhibition Centre, Jacobite has the experience, the enthusiasm, and the fleet to provide ultimate, magical, Loch Ness experience!

This battlefield marks the site of the historic 1746 battle between the Duke of Cumberland and Prince Charles.

Fingal of Caledonia cruises the Caledonian Canal offering holidays with optional activities. The converted holiday barge offers accomodation for 12 guests in ensuite twin cabins. All meals are freshly prepared by our resident cook using plenty of local produce. Guests can choose to walk, cycle, canoe, sail or just sit back in relax as the holiday barge cruises through Loch Ness and the Great Glen.

This is THE place to try in Inverness for anyone who likes books and / or a great bistro-style cafe with home cooking and an open fire! The cafe also has changing exhibitions of local art.  Browse...

Looking for some chic Scottish garb to impress your friends back home? Then look no further: this company has been making kilts, tweeds and jackets for generations.

Part factory tour, part outlet: find out how some of Scotland's finest woolen wares are made, then buy what you like.

An indoor botanical garden featuring ponds and waterfalls.

This wide peaceful river flowing through the city of Inverness is great for fishing salmon.

Fabulous creations in gold and silver for the patron with discriminating tastes.

This museum combines fine art with historical and natural artifacts to give visitors a more complete picture of Inverness's complex history.

This art gallery features work by contemporary local and visiting artists.