Not to mention, the South Loch Ness Trail, which is the perfect way to explore the area. Another great option to see Loch Ness without driving yourself is to take part in an organised tour with Loch Ness by Jacobite , which you can pick up in Inverness city centre. These run all year round. Many local tour operators also offer bespoke or small group tours that take you to Loch Ness and farther afield — a great option if you are interested in local history and wildlife.
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