Loch Ness is a great attraction in the Scottish Highlands and is easily accessible.

Please contact us for further advice and guidance relating to your journey.

By road
Situated on the A82

View a map on the multimap website where you will be able to zoom in and out to view your route (opens in a new window).

By rail
Services to and from Inverness and Fort William connect the Highlands with Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh and all the major UK cites.The Caledonian Sleeper service operates from London Euston to Inverness or Fort William.

By air

Inverness is the gateway airport to the Highlands, and just over 1.5 hours from London.

Flights now depart from the following airports to Inverness.

London Gatwick - Flybe
London Gatwick - easyJet
London Luton - easyJet
Belfast City - Flybe
Birmingham - Flybe
Bristol - easyJet
Dublin - Aer Arann (flights operate 29 March - October 2009)
Dusseldorf, Germany - Lufthansa
Jersey - Flybe (summer 2009)
Manchester - Flybe
Edinburgh - Flybe
Kirkwall - Flybe
Southampton - Flybe
Stornoway - Flybe
Stornoway and Benbecula - Highland Airways
Sumburgh - Flybe

Getting around in the Highlands
Rail services run from Inverness to Kyle of Lochalsh, Wick and Thurso; and Fort William to Mallaig (where steam trains run in the summer months). Bus services and train services link towns and villages, and there are also tours by bus or taxi to many attractions and facilities. The Highland Council produce summer and winter guides showing timetables for bus, train, ferry and air services in the Highlands.

You will be able to admire the beauty of the Scottish Highlands as you near our luxury holiday apartment.