Jacobite Cruises

“Ness Islands are a small group of islands in the middle of the River Ness connected by Victorian Footbridges. They are perfect for an evening sroll or afternooon walk and are only a short walk from the city centre. Paths are suitable for all abilities. The walk takes about 1 hour and is approx 3 miles but can be shortened. It is an ideal loop for a leisurely 5k. It takes you past Whin Park, Inverness Ice Centre & Botanic Gardens and Inverness Cathedral. Enjoy a whole day out without using the car.”

“This the stone ruin you can see on top of the nearest hill. It represents the gates of Negapatam in India and was built in 1782 by General Sir Hector Munro, a local landowner, in order to provide employment for local people. There is a path up to the monument on the other side of the hill. ”

“Sometimes possible to see Dolphins from Chanonry Point. Best times are at high tide and low tide.”

“Intimate restaurant owned by a chef who specialises in Scottish produce - particularly seafood. A firm favourite of ours. Nice place for a romantic meal followed by a stroll along the river back home.”

“Rocpool is a lovely restaurant with excellent local produce, especially seafood, fish and game (fresh in season, frozen otherwise). www.rocpoolrestaurant.com. Not to be confused with the Rocpool Reserve, which is also very good but rather more formal and expensive!”