Loch Ness by Jacobite - Cruises

Loch Ness by Jacobite Loch Ness cruise is the biggest highlight of this UK trip, very fun! The scenery of Loch Ness is particularly beautiful, the cruise feels romantic and comfortable, the boat is very new and worth it!

When you arrive at Loch Ness, you always have to take a cruise. Booked a local company's boat, there are multiple pick-up points and drop-off points. In order not to go back to the road, we chose the castle. The weather on the lake is good, and it is very pleasant to see the lake view and the mountains on both sides. Of course, the lake monster can't be found. The BBC organized people that year, and it took two or three years to block the ends and didn't find it. The facilities on the boat are quite complete, and there is Costa coffee.

The Loch Ness cruise is right next to the church on the Hunan side, where the ship starts an hour-long trip regularly. Because of the Scottish Canal, there are two people sailing in Loch Ness, so it will not appear as a single one.

A must-see attraction for a three-day trip to Scotland. I think it is the best place in those three days. Going to the Scottish Highlands, the weather is really important. Going to Loch Ness, there is no rain on this day, and the sun comes out from time to time. The whole lake is very quiet. The Urquhart Castle of the year is very beautiful. The first time I felt that the real scene was better than the photo. Unexpectedly beautiful! Unexpectedly did not see the water monster! 35 minutes by boat from Loch Ness + Urquhart Castle, £22.

Loch Ness is a narrow lake, the boundary between the highlands and lowlands of Scotland. Apart from the famous legendary water monster, Loch Ness is not much fun, so an hour by boat on the lake is considered a play.

Every attraction has a stalk. I didn't see the Loch Ness monster, only the waves and sky were connected and the cabins on the far mountains. Fortunately, I was in Nice and the weather was fine. Hahaha

Scotland is vast and lonely, and it has left many great castles, mansions of the Wang people, or standing on the mountain, or lying on the lakeside, telling the glory and vicissitudes of Scotland. It's so beautiful!