A full 10 hour day tour - Prices from £480/$600/€570

Starting your tour on the shores of Loch Ness - Where the elusive and mythical "Nessie" is said to inhabit - with the first sighting by Saint Columba n 565AD - She has eluded many a would be "Nessie Hunter". Will you be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the Plesiosaur? Loch Ness is one of the largest and deepest bodies of water in Scotland - containing more water than in England and Wales combined, with a width of 1.7 miles, a depth of over 750 feet and 23 miles long and the largest points.

Continuing into the village of Drumnadrochit, we start climbing toward Urquhart Castle, with spectacular views looking north up Loch Ness. A 13th Century fort, which became one of many succumbed to damage by the Governent Forces during the Jacobite Rebellion in the 17th Century.

As we venture further into the Scottish Wilds, we come upon Eilean Donan Castle. A fully restored 13th Century castle sitting upon a small island where 3 lochs meet - Loch Duich, Loch Alsh and Loch Long. Originally built as a defence against Viking Raiders, it was then used by Jacobites during the Rebellion until its demise by Government Forces in 1719 where it lay in silent ruin for 200 years. Painstakingly restored in the 1900's, Eilean Donan is one of the most recognisable castles in Scotland.

A breif drive through the village of Kyle of Lochalsh, takes us toward the Skye Bridge - opened in 1995 - a controversial, yet vital link to the Island. Before the bridge there was a ferry service - two, 28 car ferries by 1971 were transporting 300,000 vehicles anually.