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What Guests Said About Drumnadrochit:
Anonymous
Australia
8.0
There is so much to do but you do need a car.
There is so much to do but you do need a car. We did a cruise on Loch Ness, visited Urquhart Castle. Drove to Inverness, went to Culloden Moor, Cawdor Castle and Clava Cairns. Loads of history close by and lots to do with a drive. Lovely drive around The Loch and driving through Glen Coe was the highlight. So much to see, scenery spectacular.
Anindya
India
10
Stunning walks, grandiose scenery and extremely friendly...
Stunning walks, grandiose scenery and extremely friendly locals. Every person you would meet on the road would greet you and say hello. Paradise for trek lovers and monster hunters. Urquhart Castle has a great history and its a perfect place to try and catch a glimpse of the legendary monster lurking in the Loch!
chris
Australia
10
Beautiful place to visit.
Beautiful place to visit. We had travelling with us 50yr olds, 30yr olds, 21yr olds & a new born.
Not one of us were disappointed with this amazing place. We were greeted like lost friends on arrival and were given homemade scones and hugs when we left.
Can't recommend it more
love2travelw/baby
United States of America
10
This little town has the Loch Ness Centre & Exhibition...
This little town has the Loch Ness Centre & Exhibition where you can learn all about the research in to Nessie and also where you can buy cruise tickets. We really enjoyed our cruise on the Loch and learned all about the uniqueness of this particular lake. Also the views of Urquhart Castle were beautiful from the boat. We spent the other half of the day climbing the billion stairs at Urquhart Castle. Before you start exploring they send you to a theater to watch a short movie about the castle's history. We enjoyed this unique presentation and would recommend giving Drumnadrochit and its attractions at least a full day. It's a good day trip.
Barbara
Austria
8.0
Nice town, with some history.
Nice town, with some history. In Drumnadrochit everything is about Nessie (what we expected). There are two exibition centers, one that kind of questions the existence of Nessie and one (Nessieland) that is rather pro Nessie. It was interesting doing the tours and the boat trip (DeepScan Cruises) was lovely with some story telling. We also vistied Urquat Castle, that was nice and the view on Loch Ness is stunning. The loch itself is somekind of magical and worth a visit. We also vistied the Divach Falls (100m waterfalls), they were lovely and easy to approach.
Anonymous
United States of America
8.0
There were great hikes nearby.
There were great hikes nearby. The town itself was all Nessie. The Nessieland exhibits -- especially the mini golf in Nessieland--were rather lame. Don't go in for the mini golf. Maybe--go for the exhibit at the next door hotel.
“Breakfast was like a delicious french cafe. Host greeted us with a sampling of scotch whiskey and was very friendly. Room was large duplex with a double bed and 2 twins in a small side alcove, and a sofa bed . So you could actually sleep 6. We were 3. We stopped at a restaurant in the village for directions, (it is a bit off the main road), but not far, quiet and lovely . Host directed us to a great place for a hike the next day. Highly recommend. Host has children ( we never saw ) but it is kid friendly as well.”
“Cute little place on a strip of bed and breakfasts near Loch Ness. We called ahead to check laundry facilities, and she did our laundry for a small price since we arrived early enough. Breakfast was fabulous. Bathroom was across the hallway, but was private for just us. Lovely area. Quiet town. Nice friendly people.”
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