
Welcome
to South Loch Ness, Scotland, a world class tourism destination
and an area of great diversity and outstanding natural beauty
that covers an area from Inverness in the north, and follows
the entire length of the wild and rugged south eastern shoreline
of Loch Ness all the way to Fort Augustus in the south, and eastwards
to Daviot through fertile farmland and the scattered communities
in Strathnairn.
The area has been referred to as the Scottish "Lake District" so numerous are the Lochs in this part of the Highlands. An undiscovered, unspoilt land of craggy hills, lochs, tumbling waters and heather moors will delight and inspire all who value true wilderness, yet so close the Highland capital city of Inverness.
Almost all outdoor activities are available here, the very best Loch Ness cruises and tours, climbing, Deer Spotting, walking and wildlife guides as well as several first class golf courses and water sports facilities within easy reach. We have pet friendly accommodation including holiday inn, hotels, guesthouses, bed and breakfasts, and self catering cottages, lodges, and chalets, to suit all budgets. Visit the Loch Ness Monster Exhibition and shopping complex, whisky shop, restaurant, heraldry, gift shops at the Drumnadrochit Hotel.
The locals and businesses alike, proudly call this part of Scotland "special" and work hard to preserve and protect the local environment. We actively encourage environmentally friendly, green tourism business, in a determined effort to preserve this unspoilt corner of the Scottish Highlands for generations to come, hence our "walk on the wildside" image, which is widely acknowledged throughout the Inverness and Loch Ness region as a sign of the environmentally aware communities of South Loch Ness.
We would like to remind travellers that it is wise to take out insurance, when taking a holiday in Scotland especially if you are participating in in outdoor activities. Here are a couple of useful tips on where to look for Holiday Insurance and Breakdown Cover you can take out holiday insurance for a single trip or on an annual basis if you travel frequently.
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