DISTILLERY VISIT

The art of whisky making was invented in Scotland and the Highland area of
Scotland boasts “Glenmorangie Distillery” and “Glen Ord Distillery”.
Tours, tastings and specialist gifts from the distillery shops are available.

LOCH NESS CRUISE

The haunting fascination of Loch Ness touches all those who visit the mysterious
Loch that sits along the Caledonian volcanic fault line. Stretching 25 miles long
and once thought to be bottomless this beautiful loch is surrounded by
forested hills. Cruise the loch entertained by information of noted landmarks
and equipped with comfort and refreshment.
The boat drops off at the famous “Urquhart Castle” ruins and visitor centre, before return.

CULLODEN BATTLEFIELD

The scene of the last battle fought on Scottish soil against the English King,
Culloden Battlefield stands on high ground overlooking the Moray Firth
above Inverness. Unspoilt the battlefield has discreet pointers showing
exactly where each of the Scottish and English Armies stood in battle, as
portrayed in the famous film “Braveheart”.

FOLKLORE, FIDDLES, PIPER AND POLKA

A true Scotsman and historian Ray Owens displays and explains the meaning
and reasons behind the “Kilt” and other parts of the Scottish Dress.
This can be combined with folklore stories of local history.

Clair Campbell famous for her “fiddle” playing delights with famous tunes
and contemporary pieces as well as enlightening us about the difference
in fiddle playing.

A Traditional Scottish Piper will pipe us in to evening dinner,
and demonstrate a tune