moderate
7–8 hours
Suitable for travelers with average fitness, able to walk over uneven terrain and stand for extended periods.
Journey through the Scottish Highlands with a Loch Ness cruise, historic Urquhart Castle visit, and Highland Malt Whisky tasting on this 7-8 hour Invergordon shore excursion.
7-8 Hour Trip • Great Way To Experience The Highlands! • Booking in Advance Encouraged
Embark on an unforgettable 7-8 hour adventure through the Scottish Highlands with a half-hour cruise on Loch Ness, where you might spot the legendary Loch Ness Monster. Explore the historic Urquhart Castle and savor the flavors of Highland Malt Whisky, making this excursion a unique blend of history and natural beauty.
Adult: - £149 Child - £129
Approx 7 - 8 hours
Our fabulous day trip takes you on a half-hour cruise on the world-famous Loch Ness, where you might glimpse the Loch Ness Monster. Stop at Urquhart Castle and listen to its turbulent history. Along the way, you will also experience some of Scotland Highland Malt Whisky
All public tours are in English.
A private tour can be booked; if more the eight people, please get in touch with us for a quote.
Tours will commence 30 minutes after docking time with the earliest tour starting at 08.00am
Please note this tour is not wheelchair accessible.
Please bring a photo ID and a copy of your confirmation email
Disclaimer Please note tour duration will vary depending on docking and sailing times of cruise ships which may result in missing certain stops. This is out of our control but we will endeavour to provide the best tour possible for you.
Weather can change rapidly on Loch Ness cruises and castle visits, so pack rain-resistant clothing.
Paths around Urquhart Castle can be uneven and slippery; choose supportive shoes with grip.
Binoculars increase your chances of spotting wildlife or the mythical Nessie on the loch cruise.
Despite cooler climates, walking and fresh air warrant carrying water to stay energized all day.
Urquhart Castle has stood since the 13th century and played a pivotal role during the Wars of Scottish Independence.
Local efforts focus on preserving Loch Ness's fragile ecosystem while managing increasing tourism responsibly.
spring specific
Protects feet on rocky, damp castle grounds and loch shores.
Helps spot distant wildlife or potential Loch Ness Monster sightings.
Keeps you hydrated during the excursion's walking and cruising segments.