Loch Ness, Whisky and Outlander Day Tour from Inverness
- Explore the famous Loch Ness with a cruise to Urquhart Castle, an ancient 13th-century ruin
- Opt for the Highland Whisky Experience, uncovering the secrets of 'uisge beatha' with expert guidance
- Step into history at Culloden Battlefield, hearing tales of the Jacobite rebellions
- Discover the enigmatic Clava Cairns, a standing stone site with an Outlander connection
- Return to Inverness with captivating memories of your Highland adventure
What to expect
Embark on an action-packed Highland escapade that captures the essence of Scotland's iconic offerings in a single day. The excursion commences at the renowned Loch Ness, where you will embark on a cruise and explore the evocative ruins of Urquhart Castle, offering a prime chance for Loch Ness monster sightings. After a delightful lunch in the picturesque village of Beauly, immerse yourself in a Highland Whisky Experience, unraveling the secrets of 'uisge beatha' or whisky. Gain insight into the historical inspiration behind Outlander at the Culloden Battlefield, and at Clava Cairns, venture to relive the mystical aura of ancient stones. As the day winds down, you will return to Inverness, enriched by an array of quintessential Scottish encounters
Reviews
Loch Ness Tour Review I recently joined a Loch Ness tour around Inverness, which was incredibly convenient, especially during the winter months when transportation can be challenging. This tour provided a comprehensive experience of Inverness, its history, and the surrounding areas. The tour was a full-day trip, starting at 8:15 AM. We met just a minute’s walk from the train station in the center of town, where we were greeted by our friendly guide, Amber. She shared fascinating insights into the history of Inverness and entertained us with delightful stories about the Loch Ness monster, adding a fun and whimsical touch to the tour. One of the highlights was visiting a small farm that houses Scotland’s national animal, the Highland cow. Seeing these majestic creatures up close was a treat, and there was also a gift shop for souvenirs. We then visited a whiskey distillery. Although I didn’t opt for the tasting session, I enjoyed one of their cocktails and a glass of whiskey, which left a lasting impression with its exquisite taste. The staff were friendly, making the short visit enjoyable. If you find yourself there, I recommend trying a whiskey drink—it’s a worthwhile experience. The cruise on Loch Ness offered breathtaking views of the Highlands. Unfortunately, the castle we were scheduled to visit closed early due to the weather. However, our guide extended the cruise and even arranged for a partial refund because of the castle’s closure, which was a considerate gesture. The tour concluded with a safe return to town around 4:30 PM. Overall, I highly recommend this day trip. It was relaxing, well-organized, and offered a diverse glimpse into the sights and culture of Inverness. There was no pressure for unnecessary tipping, making the experience even more enjoyable.
Well paced tour, good for visiting various Inverness attractions in 1 day. comfortable transport. Tour led by experienced guide -Karen who exuded positive energy and is very friendly. Well co-ordinated tour.
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