Some ideas for day trips from Invergarry Lodge..... Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle Head north from here to Drumnadrochit for Urquhart castle, Loch Ness cruises and not one, but two Loch Ness exhibitions. When you've had your fill of Loch Ness facts and figures, work your way back through Invermoriston to see St Columba’s Well and the old summer house with views of the river Moriston, alternatively, head up to Inverness and down the rugged south side of Loch Ness for forest walks at Inverfarigaig or a short walk to falls of Foyer (nice burgers and sticky toffee puddings at the Waterfall cafe!). Either way, continue south to the attractive village of Fort Augustus, relax and watch the boats navigate the flight of locks that runs straight through the village, enjoy a fine Loch Ness view point and pet the animals at the rare breeds park. Eilean Donan Castle and the Isle of Skye After a brief stop at the Glengarry view point for a photo opportunity, continue west towards the Isle of Skye. You can either travel through Mam Ratagan (another great view point) and travel to Skye the romantic way on a small 6 car turntable ferry or continue on the main road to Eilean Donan Castle (nice cakes!) and travel over to Skye on the road bridge. Once on Skye you'll be blown away by the scenery, make a stop in Broadford for a refuel and a visit to the Serpentarium (they let you hold snakes!) after numerous photo stops you'll eventually get to the picturesque town of Portree for fish & chips and icecreams by the harbour and some lovely independent shops. From here the options are endless, continue north for the Trotternish peninsula and the Old Man of Storr and Quirang. Alternatively you could head over to the Talisker Distillery or head down to Elgol for magnificent views across to the Cuillin Mountains and Cruise on Loch Coruisk. After your day on Skye, head back past a beautifully lit up Eileen Donan Castle
More day trips (East and South).
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