Things to see in inverness and nearby.
Sightseeing
A must visit only 7 miles from flat. Cycle or drive for fabulous views over the south of Loch Ness, walk along the beach and through the forest and have a great bite to eat at the Dores Inn after.
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Dores
A must visit only 7 miles from flat. Cycle or drive for fabulous views over the south of Loch Ness, walk along the beach and through the forest and have a great bite to eat at the Dores Inn after.
A couple of minutes walk from the flat, visit the north tower for history of Inverness and great views over Inverness and beyond from the very top.
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Château d'Inverness
A couple of minutes walk from the flat, visit the north tower for history of Inverness and great views over Inverness and beyond from the very top.
Landmark castle on Loch Ness. Explore the ruins while keeping an eye out for the Loch Ness monster. Visitors centre in nearby village of Drumnadrochit.
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Château d'Urquhart
Landmark castle on Loch Ness. Explore the ruins while keeping an eye out for the Loch Ness monster. Visitors centre in nearby village of Drumnadrochit.
Beaches
It’s a well kept secret that the Highlands not only has the most beautiful mountain scenery but is blessed with some of the most stunning beaches in the UK. Some of those are on the doorstep of inverness.
Walk to the cave, scramble over rocks and visit the beach cafe for a cuppa and cake. Extend your walk to take in the fairy glen.
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Rosemarkie Beach
Kincurdie DriveWalk to the cave, scramble over rocks and visit the beach cafe for a cuppa and cake. Extend your walk to take in the fairy glen.
Stunning white sand looking onto the Moray Firth. Walk along the strand from the Golf View hotel, grab an ice cream or start at the marina and walk over the dunes to Culbin Forest.
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Plage de Nairn
Stunning white sand looking onto the Moray Firth. Walk along the strand from the Golf View hotel, grab an ice cream or start at the marina and walk over the dunes to Culbin Forest.
About 40 miles north of inverness, this a stunner right beside the golf course. Old Gaol shop and cafe has lovely quality gifts and Dornoch is a lovely village to wander round including old cathedral. I always visit the Anta Pottery in Fearn to make a full day trip.
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Dornoch Beach
About 40 miles north of inverness, this a stunner right beside the golf course. Old Gaol shop and cafe has lovely quality gifts and Dornoch is a lovely village to wander round including old cathedral. I always visit the Anta Pottery in Fearn to make a full day trip.
Activity
Play tennis in the open air courts, hire a bike in the summer months, wander round the park. One minute walk from the flat.
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Bellfield Park
Play tennis in the open air courts, hire a bike in the summer months, wander round the park. One minute walk from the flat.
On thé outskirts of Inverness, visit the site of the last battle between the English and the Scots. National Trust Visitor centre for the history including a 3D recreation of the battle and cafe.
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Culloden Battlefield station
On thé outskirts of Inverness, visit the site of the last battle between the English and the Scots. National Trust Visitor centre for the history including a 3D recreation of the battle and cafe.
Cross the bridge across the road from the flat and follow road to left until you reach the rugby club where you will see underpass taking you to the canal. Paths on both side for walk or cycle. Heading right takes you down to mouth of the Moray Firth. Good lunch stop at Clachnaharry Inn or the Jammy Piece. Head in opposite direction to reach Dochgarroch and mouth of Loch Ness. Watch the lochs change and take a break at An Tala cafe and gift shop or the boat restaurant further down the canal on the same side. Can also catch boat trips for Loch Ness with Jacobite Cruises here.
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Caledonian Canal
Canal SideCross the bridge across the road from the flat and follow road to left until you reach the rugby club where you will see underpass taking you to the canal. Paths on both side for walk or cycle. Heading right takes you down to mouth of the Moray Firth. Good lunch stop at Clachnaharry Inn or the Jammy Piece. Head in opposite direction to reach Dochgarroch and mouth of Loch Ness. Watch the lochs change and take a break at An Tala cafe and gift shop or the boat restaurant further down the canal on the same side. Can also catch boat trips for Loch Ness with Jacobite Cruises here.
Cross the bridge opposite the flat, turn left and follow the path beside the river for about half a mile til you reach Whin Park. Boating pond, play park and miniature railway.
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Whin Park
Bught RoadCross the bridge opposite the flat, turn left and follow the path beside the river for about half a mile til you reach Whin Park. Boating pond, play park and miniature railway.
About half a mile from the flat, wander round the hot houses and outdoor gardens, buy plants and stop for a cup pack and cake in this hidden gem.
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Inverness Botanic Gardens
Bught LaneAbout half a mile from the flat, wander round the hot houses and outdoor gardens, buy plants and stop for a cup pack and cake in this hidden gem.
Fancy a decent mountain walk during your stay? This is the one! There is a mountain trail round route from the car park by the loch that takes 3-4 hours - or you can branch off and bag yourself the Munro. Breathtaking views over torridon.
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Fancy a decent mountain walk during your stay? This is the one! There is a mountain trail round route from the car park by the loch that takes 3-4 hours - or you can branch off and bag yourself the Munro. Breathtaking views over torridon.
If you’re looking for something less challenging, this is a straightforward uphill walk that takes about an hour with great views and an unusual monument at the top. The Storehouse restaurant is a good post walk food stop.
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Fyrish Monument
If you’re looking for something less challenging, this is a straightforward uphill walk that takes about an hour with great views and an unusual monument at the top. The Storehouse restaurant is a good post walk food stop.