Loch Ness, Glencoe & the Highlands Tour from Glasgow
Venture into the heart of the Highlands and Loch Ness on a guided tour day trip
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Contemplation Loch Ness Cruise
Look for Nessie herself on this guided cruise along Scotland's most famous lake
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
English
Wheelchair accessible
All boats are accessible, but only the Jacobite Maverick has disabled toilet facilities on board
Duration:
2h
Wheelchair accessible
All boats are accessible, but only the Jacobite Maverick has disabled toilet facilities on board
Live guide:
English
Provider: Jacobite Cruises Ltd
Registered address: Jacobite Cruises Ltd, IV3 8JG, Inverness, GB
Contact details
Reach out to the Tiqets Help Center, we act as a contact on behalf of the activity supplier
What's included
Guided Tour of the Caledonian Canal and Loch Ness
Free WiFi
Free parking onsite
What's not included
Food & drinks (available to purchase on board)
Important information
* The starting point is located 8 km from the city centre & 5 km from the canal front
* Dogs on a leash are welcome
* Layers of warm clothes & raincoats are recommended
* Toilet facilities on board
Where you'll go
Starting point
Dochgarroch Cottages, IV3 8JG, Inverness- Show your reservation number at the starting point at Jacobite Cruises Dochgarroch Lock, IV38JG
- Please arrive 10 minutes before departure time
Landmarks you'll see
- Loch Ness
- Urquhart Castle
- Follow in the footsteps of Queen Victoria and get the best castle views on Loch Ness
- Look for the Loch Ness Monster believed to live in the lake, and hear stories about the people who claim to have seen it
- See the Great Glen, Aldourie Castle, Bona Lighthouse, and the ancient Urquhart Castle
The legendary waters of Loch Ness are deep, dark, and possibly home to the most elusive (and potentially fictional) monster on Earth! Look for Nessie yourself on this guided two-hour cruise along Scotland's most famous lake, with panoramic views and fascinating stories along the way.
You'll follow in the footsteps of Queen Victoria as you soak up castle views along the infamous Loch Ness.
Will you see the arching neck of Nessie? If not, don't be disappointed, there's plenty more to photograph!
The Great Glen, Aldourie Castle, Bona Lighthouse and the picturesque Urquhart Castle are all a lot easier to capture on camera.
- Cancellation is possible until 72 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 72 hours before your visit.
Ratings & reviews
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Caroline,
United Kingdom
18 May 2024
Excellent
An experience not to be missed. Lots of information on the history of the area not just on the evasive Loch Ness monster. A great way to see castle and Loch from a boat
Contemplation Loch Ness Cruise
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Christie,
Netherlands
24 Apr 2024
Excellent
Amazing, good story teller on board. Nice and clean boat and lovely restaurant with good food.
Contemplation Loch Ness Cruise
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aronela,
United Kingdom
08 Aug 2023
Excellent
Wonderful experience, very impressed, very polite and professional staff
Contemplation Loch Ness Cruise
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