Loch Ness Region

From your place of stay in Inverness we will travel towards Loch Ness, with plenty of opportunities for photos at some of the most beautiful vantage points the loch has to offer. From there we move towards the famous Urquhart Castle and its visitor centre photo shoot only The castle is a truly romantic ruin, perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the loch, and surrounded on all sides by waters over 600-feet deep, where the legendary Loch Ness Monster is said to make her home. and about its amazing history, before the tour picks up again, this time towards invermoriston 20 min drive

Invermoriston Falls

Invermoriston falls Invermoriston Falls (sometimes called River Moriston Falls) runs directly under the bridges. This is not a single waterfall, but a series of rapids that rush and flow along the rocky river. The Invermoriston Bridge opened in 1813, after 8 years in construction. The famous Scottish engineer, Thomas Telford, built it as part developments to the roads along the shores of Loch Ness. Improving the existing military road between Inverness and Fort Augustus. The design has two stone arches and makes use of a huge rocky outcrop in the middle of the river for strength. Today, the bridge is damaged and no longer in use. A new single-span bridge replaced it in 1933. However, you can still walk over the old bridge for great views both up and downstream. then on to fort augustus 20 min drive