Loch Ness Sightseeing National

Loch Ness

 
Description: Ness, Loch, long, narrow lake, northern Scotland, forming part of the Caledonian Canal. It extends in a northeastern ... more
Loch Ness ... direction for 37 km (23 mi) from Fort Augustus to a point near the city of Inverness. The average width of the lake is about 2 km (about 1

Newest Review: ... may only be 11 miles (18KM) but it can take you the best part of an hour! All along the length of Loch Ness there is plenty to see and do, although it most likely to be the breathtaking scenery which will keep you spellbound. Many of the places along this route are worthy of a review in their own right but just to give you a taste of what you can expect I have picked out some places below. ... more

 ... Inverness - This is probably the most popular starting point for most people who come to explore the Loch Ness area, although many will begin their journey in Fort William and tour the Loch in the opposite direction. Inverness is not technically on Loch...more

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Premium Review Loch Ness: Monsters and Castles in a magical Glen! (2471 words)
by micksheff - written on 23.10.07 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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The whole area around Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands holds magical memories for me. I remember when I was a small child standing for hours on the shores of this vast loch with a pair of binoculars in my hand hoping to get a glimpse of "Nessie" the mythical monster which was said to lurk beneath its murky waters. With every ripple from a passing boat or trail from a seabird or seal I would go scurrying back to my mum and dad's camper van with an exaggerated tale of what I had just seen. Of course I never really did see Nessie but standing and staring across the water it is easy to let your imagination run wild. The Location Lock ...

Scooobydooo
Crowned Review Beware of the Kelpie (1556 words)
by Scooobydooo - written on 23.01.04 (Very useful, 115 readings)
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In my younger days when I was around 18/19, it was Club 18-30 holidays. At the time they were told by the government to tone it down. We went away for a two week break and it was complete mayhem. If I had to do that now, I think I would be back on the first plane home. Now Loch Ness is a lovely place in the Highlands of Scotland. When Gary said to me come on lets go up to Scotland, I was not very impressed, I wanted to go abroad. We comprimised and to keep the peace I said I would try it the once and no more. We set of from Warrington and the traffic was really bad and it took us an extra two hours then what it should have done. We reached ...

Aspen
Crowned Review Loch Ness: A Monster's Perspective (1023 words)
by Aspen - written on 30.09.01 (Very useful, 249 readings)
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{Brief introduction by Aspen: It’s not often I get an email from a monster. And I would have ignored it, had it not contained such a heartfelt plea. But the obvious pain and suffering incurred in the arduous use of the keyboard with webbed feet, brought a tear to my eye. And the genuine love for Loch Ness and its environs struck a chord, as did the plea for peace and quiet, and the largely-unheeded cry that the Great Glen has so much more to offer than just an obsession with one shy creature. I make no apology, therefore, for presenting in full, this email from Nessie.} Dear Aspen Forgive me for approaching you like this. But ...

 
 
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