What to expect
Loch Ness is a British freshwater lake with a long and narrow shape with complex bottom topography and many caves. It is located in the cold Scottish Highlands but can not freeze all year round. The external waterway is the Ness River. This lake is well-known for the endless rumors of sightings of plesiosaur-like water monsters. There are even local tours with the theme of "finding the whereabouts of water monsters", but tourists should not come here with the mentality of seeing water monsters. Although no water monsters can be seen, the road by the lake on the west bank is part of the A82 road, known as the beautiful road in Scotland. There are Urquhart Castle and the water monster exhibition center on the lakeside. The main way to visit Loch Ness is to take a cruise ship. The cruise companies that tourists often choose are CruiseLochNess, Jacobite and so on. In addition, you can also go hiking, cycling, boating and other activities.
Terms & conditions
Children must be over 8 years of age. We do not allow groups over 8 passengers, please contact us to discuss larger group bookings.
Buses don't have toilets on board, but we make frequent comfort breaks instead.
Please note that we do not allocate seats, and that they are chosen when boarding.
The Highlands have plenty of winding roads as well as breathtaking views! If you suffer from motion sickness, we advise that you take preventative measures.
The optional whisky distillery tour is not included, tickets can purchased on the day. We must remind you that many of the suppliers in smaller towns prefer cash payments.
You are welcome to bring a small bag onboard the bus, along with a packed lunch, snacks or something to drink.
Due to insurance reasons we are unable to allow passengers to remain on our buses unaccompanied at any stop on tour.
Edinburgh return is at approx. 8:30 PM, please allow a minimum of 2 hours past planned arrival time for any onward travel in case of delays.
Items recommended to bring:
Cash
Comfortable clothes
Comfortable shoes
Passport or ID card for children
Not allowed items:
Pets
Smoking
Not suitable for:
Children under 8 years
People with back problems
Wheelchair users
Good to know:
Buses don't have toilets on board, but we make frequent comfort breaks instead.
Children must be over 8 years of age. We do not allow groups over 8 passengers, please contact us to discuss larger group bookings.
Due to insurance reasons we are unable to allow passengers to remain on our buses unaccompanied at any stop on tour.
Edinburgh return is at approx. 8:30 PM, please allow a minimum of 2 hours past planned arrival time for any onward travel in case of delays.
Please note that we do not allocate seats, and that they are chosen when boarding.
The Highlands have plenty of winding roads as well as breathtaking views! If you suffer from motion sickness, we advise that you take preventative measures.
The optional whisky distillery tour is not included, tickets can purchased on the day. We must remind you that many of the suppliers in smaller towns prefer cash payments.
You are welcome to bring a small bag onboard the bus, along with a packed lunch, snacks or something to drink.