• Loch Ness - Experience the most breathtaking view of Loch Ness from the elevated southern shore, offering a perspective that tour buses miss.
• Dores - Marvel at the stunning view along Loch Ness from Dores beach. Dip your toes in the water and chat with Steve the Monster Hunter!
• The Falls of Foyers - Located further along the south side of Loch Ness in the quaint village of Foyers, the Falls of Foyers is a magnificent waterfall with a 140ft drop into a gorge that meanders through tall trees before reaching Loch Ness.

The path leads through enchanting woodland, where you might spot elusive red squirrels, and descends steep steps to the first of two viewpoints. At the upper viewpoint, the surrounding rocks open up to provide a spectacular full view of the falls, perfect for capturing amazing photos.

For those eager to explore further, the path continues down more steep steps to the lower viewpoint or along the gorge to the shores of Loch Ness.

The landscape changes with the seasons, and the snow melt, rainfall, or even the sunny summer months alter the flow of the falls, transforming from a gentle trickle to a dramatic surge overnight.

• Strathdearn - The journey from Foyers to Tomatin takes travelers along some of The Highlands’ most narrow and winding roads, over The Garbole mountain pass, before arriving at The Strathdearn Community Hub and Three Bridges Cafe. Here, visitors can enjoy a snack and takeaway coffee or relax and enjoy the view along the strath from the cafe.
• Loch an Eilein - Nestled in the forest of Rothiemurchus, this beautiful spot is one of Scotland’s most cherished. Loch an Eilein (loch of the island), with its island castle ruin and stunning forest and hill surroundings, has been a favorite for countless visitors over the centuries. It’s no wonder Loch an Eilein was voted Britain’s Favourite Picnic Spot in a poll by Warburtons for National Bread Week.
  Visitors can explore at their own pace; a short walk from the car park reveals dramatic views of ancient pine trees, mountains, and the castle. A 3-mile (5-kilometer) walk along some of Scotland’s best low-level paths, part of the Rothiemurchus trail network, circles the loch.
• Cairngorm Mountain - Offering activities for families and visitors of all ages, Cairngorm Mountain is open year-round and becomes Scotland’s premier ski resort in winter. Known for Scotland’s only mountain railway, visitors can reach the UK’s highest restaurant and bar in just 8 minutes.

Adjacent to the restaurant is a 270° immersive exhibition space showcasing the stunning landscape, while at the Cairngorm Learning Zone, children can enjoy interactive 3D sandboxes to create their own natural environments. The extensive viewing terrace offers panoramic views at 1,097 meters above sea level.

• Loch Morlich - A beautiful beach set in the stunning Cairngorms and Glenmor Forest
  Loch Morlich boasts one of the most picturesque settings of any loch in the country. Surrounded by forests and bordered by beaches, it features the stunning backdrop of the often snow-capped peaks of the northern Cairngorms.
• Strathspey Railway - (Aviemore, Station) - Enjoy a journey on The Strathspey Steam Railway from Aviemore to Broomhill (Nethy Bridge). Meet at Broomhill, and depending on the time of day, take a stroll around Nethy Bridge (the forest village), tour the brand new Cairn Distillery, or head back towards Inverness via The Tomatin Distillery.
• Tomatin Distillery Visitor Centre - Tomatin is more than just another whisky distillery. Since 1897, they have dedicated themselves to building the Tomatin community, which is central to everything they do. Visitors can stop by their sampling room to enjoy a dram or perhaps a flight of their exceptional whisky.

• Bottled water
• Snacks

• Cairngorm Mountain Railway; Adult £22.00, Child £12.50 (under 6 free), Family £38.00 - £55.00
• Strathspey Steam Railway; Prices tbc

Let’s Meander! North, South, East, or West. You choose. We can create a fantastically memorable road trip by exploring the myriad of back roads here in The Highlands, discovering the secret highlights they reveal. Did you know, six of the top ten highest mountains in Scotland are only half an hour’s drive south of Inverness!? We don’t need to climb them, but we can take a funicular railway to very near the top of one of them, Cairngorm. The views from Strathspey up to the mountains are spectacular too…. The places we list below aren’t destinations but opportunities. We can decide during the day! All of these tours are available from Inverness. The North, South & East tours are also available from Invergordon. SOUTH; South Loch Ness, The Falls of Foyers, The Garbole, Strathdearn Community Hub, Loch an Eilien, The Cairngorms, Loch Morlich, The Strathspey Steam Railway, Nethy Bridge, the Cairn Distillery, Tomatin Distillery

• Travel and transportation through our beautiful scenery is included in the total time duration of this tour
• This tour IS available as a Shore Excursion for Cruise Ship Passengers at Invergordon Cruise Ship Port
• NB. The following two features are not mandatory and can be bypassed. Falls of Foyers walk is short, but steep and may be unsuitable for some. Loch an Eilien is a three mile flat walk on uneven surface and may also be unsuitable for some

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.