Today, Beauly Priory serves as both a cemetery and a heritage site, offering a glimpse into Scotland’s medieval past and the monastic life that once thrived there. Its serene setting and historical significance make it a worthwhile stop for anyone interested in Scotland’s rich cultural heritage.

Set in the lovely village of Beauly, with the great local shops and cafè's, this is a great link to the past. Free to visit and not busy. Well maintained and cared for. A very relaxed visit. Something to visit if you're hill-walked out, out weathered in. Wheelchair accessible, just. A local river walk just next to it, it is a nice way to spend 20 - 30 minutes.

Beautiful ruined priory just a short walk from Beauly village. Quiet, atmospheric setting with ancient graves and tall trees. Some parts date back to the 1200s. Free to enter and great for a short, reflective visit.

This place holds a history of Hundreds of years. And the structure still survives with its pride well maintained and will make you think about the stories of that building can tell us.

Visited on a sunny cold day. Well maintained Priory. Easy to wander around and view the building from different aspects.

A charming little spot for a break. The 13th-century abbey is an impressive sight, with gravestones dating back over 400 years. Browse the quaint shops, enjoy a cosy café, and take a leisurely stroll along the river. Well worth pausing for at least a short visit.

Beautiful, especially when the sun comes through. Felt extra lucky when an orange cat just walked right up to me asking for pets and rolled around in the grass 🥰 *open to the public for free

Stunning place, here when the weather was amazing. Its a lovely wildlife focused retreat. Bookings only, see their website. Enjoy!

Perfect place for a peaceful holiday, living in a turfed roof log cabin and dining in the beautiful Aigas House. The habitats for the wide variety of flora and fauna were easy to access. Hides provided successful viewing of badger, pine martin, wild cat and beaver and birds galore. Lots of photographic opportunities. The meals were five star. The Rangers are all very knowledgeable, helpful and good drivers. Sir John and Lady Lucy's hospitality and organisation is wonderful. The Aigas Field Club have a great programme for helping children understand all about the diversity of wildlife. I can certainly recommend choosing an Aigas Wildlife experience for a holiday experience to remember. Helen Taylor

Staying a week at Aigas - with its grounds, rangers, and Sir John and Lady Lucy - is among the most exceptional of my many travel experiences. Think wildlife refuge and rewilding programs rolled into a refurbished Victorian estate led by Sir John Lister-Kaye, well known in the naturalist and conservation circles for his pioneering work. I stayed as part of an educational tour group, and enjoyed each day fully. Through field trips, hikes, and events, I learned a great deal about Scotland's rich history and current efforts to restore biodiversity to the country. The rangers who led our trips were knowledgeable, energetic, and enthusiastic. The modest accommodations adjacent to the estate house were clean and comfortable, with big windows for spotting red squirrels and bird life. The food was creative and fabulous, served in a spectacular dining hall. The garden and grounds were breathtaking. Sir John and Lady Lucy and Hermione were gracious hosts, eager that their guests enjoyed their stay. Make sure to look closely at the center's website, because Aigas is not open to the public. Only to guests who have signed up for its various programs. I'm eyeing the list now for another adventure. Highly recommended.

Very very good accomodations. Very very good food. Breakfast: check. Lunch: check. Afternoon tea: check. Starter, main and dessert: check. Brilliant place and beautiful grounds full stop.

Most amazing way to experience the Scottish Highlands.

Have been to two open days at Aigas Field Centre and really recommend them! Always great to meet the charming young rangers, walk around the loch on the tour, have a lovely tea and buy some new plants for the garden. Beautiful gardens also and we saw great evidence of the beavers this time!

A great fun day!! We were bug hunting, animal trapping had a ride in the Polaris. Lots a friendly folk too. 👍

Walked the Glen Strathfarrar Munros circuit up here had to wait at the gate next to cottage till 9am to be let in and be out by 8pm (summer time) great day out cycling from carpark to start and picking bike up after walk 4.5 miles or so down the road.

Off the beaten track. Not in the guide books and well worth a visit! Saw a couple birds of prey and wild goats!!

A magical Glen. In tbe height of summer the early stage if the walk is like a stunning cold weather jungle, heavy mosses hang from the tree and against the backdrop of the river glass, it creates something very magical. Then after the dam, it opens up to a breathtaking mountainous backdrop. Plenty of wildlife and wonder.

Literally the most beautiful view we saw in Scotland.

Beautiful estate

Had an awesome time visiting! The staff were exceptionally warm and made us feel so welcome. They even brought the cows and alpacas over so we could see them up close, we had such a great moment! The shop is also great — loads of gifts and local produce to check out. An amazing experience, definitely worth a stop!! 🤍✨🌿

We visited the beautiful farm and truly enjoyed the atmosphere there. The two ladies we met were exceptionally elegant and welcoming, which made our visit even more special. My children had a wonderful time and were fascinated by the Scottish cows. The place is absolutely amazing, and we bought cow figurines with sounds for my little girls. All the items are perfect as souvenirs or gifts. I highly recommend everyone to visit and enjoy a delightful time at the farm and shop 💕💕

I took my parents here while they were visiting because they wanted to see the highland cows and we loved it! We got some great pictures and got to appreciate just how big and fluffy they are. There were also some cute alpaca and sheep on the farm! The shop is great and had a wide variety of cow and non-cow themed gifts. Definitely worth stopping in!

Amazing generational family owned farm with two highland cows, three alpacas and goats. The gift shop had wonder items (food, cool animal gifts) at reasonable prices. The shop keepers were kind and helpful. A must stop near Inverness!

Staff were so kind and welcoming. The animals were all adorable and the shortbread they sell in the shop was delicious. They had a really great selection of highland cow merchandise. One of my favorite stops of the trip.

I stopped by to finally see some Highland Cows up close and was not disappointed! I met Katie and her little brother Jamie at the farm. Both are very pretty and impressive animals. There are also some Alpakas, Goats and Donkeys to see. Please be aware it’s not a petting zoo (which is alright in my book). There‘s a little shop with highland cow merch, chutneys, marmalade and sweet treats (honey comb, fudge, etc which looked delish) and some farm produce (meats, cheese and such). All the staff was super friendly and kind. Of course Katie and Jamie are the stars and totally worth stopping by.

Best place to see two lovely Hairy Coos while you’re in Inverness! The owner is so friendly too explaining the two lovely coos. While meeting with the Hairy Coos are entirely free, but you can also contribute by supporting the gift shop.

I could not be more pleased with my order from Campbell's. I ordered some tweed fabric which shipped the very next day and was delivered just 3 days afterwards. It arrived nicely packaged with a card. What I like best is that the cloth looks even better in person. Thank you for the excellence of your service!

Very high quality knitwear. Mostly fairly trad but Campbells do some very contemporary colourways as well. Brought a yellow Shetland jumper years ago which I still wear all the time.

We stopped in to look at fabrics and though I only ended up buying some soaps, the manager was lovely. She gave us great recommendations for the area.l and took her time to talk about the products. The shop is beautiful and has a variety of tweeds, wool, and cashmere.

I would like to thank the truly lovely staff who served me when l was in Beauly not only did l buy a lovely cardigan for me, but my grandson was able to find a really nice jumper.

Fantastic service my order arrived very promptly and the dress is superbly made, wonderful fine wool. My wife is very happy with it.

Amazing collection of wool and cashmere. They were really helpful in helping me find the right size and see all the different options.

Wonderfly helped in this exquisite shop. A short browse will not do the inventory justice. Enjoy an inventory locally made and well stocked. Patient and welcoming clerks will find just the right items for your particular taste.

I am from South Africa and have a vintage diamond and onyx bar brooch that I would like to sell. The owner examined it thoroughly and expressed his admiration. He went to great lengths to advise me how and where I could get the best price for it. I really appreciated his help. Thank you. Lesley.

I am absolutely livid. I have just been in with my son and husband who are both avid coin collectors. They asked if the cabinet with the coins could be opened so they could have a look and the lady who appeared to be running the shop, said to the man whom im assuming was the shop assistant that they were not allowed to handle anything. They asked for prices and the shop assistant went to ask but then was obviously told to make coffee for some American tourists who were obviously well to do. They were treated appallingly in my opinion. Sorry but if you don't reek of money they will treat you like thieves.

What a gem of an antique shop in the picturesque Scotland Highlands! Despite being based in London, I had the pleasure of being served by the wonderful Sarah. Her quick and honest communication made the entire process smooth and enjoyable. I recently purchased something deeply sentimental to our family, a cherished piece that had been missing for over 50 years. Sarah's expertise and dedication made this reunion possible, and I couldn't be more grateful. If you're on the lookout for unique treasures and a seamless shopping experience, I highly recommend this antique shop. Kudos to Sarah and her Dad for making every interaction special!

Hands down, the best antique store in Scotland for antique jewelry and silver. They also have a superb selection of watches, glass, art, porcelain, historical memorabilia and militaria, in addition to other small to mid size antiques. The proprietors are a wealth of information and very welcoming to the casual collector or dealer. I saw those browsing be welcomed with the same courtesy as big spenders. Great customer service and top quality products at great prices make this a place I will return to.

Lovely little shop in a lovely little town. Very good selection of silver. Didn’t buy anything this visit but recommend a trip out if your staying in Inverness.

I was in today & I have to say the gentleman and the lady were so friendly warm and welcoming into their beautiful shop I am very pleased with my sale & I would highly recommend everyone to visit this lovely shop. Thanks again 5 stars Regards Nicola

The most amazing shop, so friendly and Elton John loved it too!

Very attractive beauty spot in the Scottish Highlands. For sure, off the beaten track but accessible by car or by the intrepid hiker. I give this 4* only because nearby are the Plodda Falls which are truly spectacular and make the Dog Falls look slightly modest in comparison.

Stunning views on the drive up and at the falls. Lovely walk from the car park (£3 for the maximum stay) to the view points didn't do the full walk but the views where great.

Pretty falls! Just note that on Google maps it doesn't show a loop when tracking your hike but the map by the dog falls parking lot has a map there. I recommend starting the trail on the bridge by the parking lot and going around that way since the descent wasn't sooo bad as it might be going up. Can take 1 - 1.5 hours

Nice walk, but the river is pretty average as far as nature in the highlands goes and the waterfall is not spectacular - also it's not able to see it so well from up close. Nice parking but expensive, in return it had a pretty good and clean public toilet. If you are in the area anyway, you may want to stop by - but imo it's not worth a longer drive (e.g. from Inverness is too far) or as a sole destination.

This is a great little walk that is relatively easy for most able bodies. There are some steep descents and ascents, and though it is waymarked and well laid out, mostly gravel paths, be aware of slip/trips from exposed roots etc. Even on dare I say, a typically wet day, you will enjoy some very scenic countryside, woodland, lochs and valleys. Don't be afraid to do all of the loop, and include the viewpoint on the white labelled leg which is certainly worth the walk. Not suitable for wheelchair users, pushchairs or buggies.

Lovely area for a hike, very peaceful when we went 😀. Easy walking and clear paths to follow. The walk takes you along a river and up into the forest. The views are amazing

Nice place but why is there no bridge / platform that allows to look into the dogfalls? Well maintained hiking paths and great viewpoint

Always interesting exhibitions, well hung and lit within an old church. Generally pretty expensive, but not outwith the scope of the artists being exhibited.

Excellent Art Gallery. Highly recommend a visit. Fantastic sculptures and beautiful painting by very talented artists. Art that could easily match any of the more famous Scottish Galleries. Friendly atmosphere, will visit again.

Amazing and beyond expectations! This is the best contemporary art gallery in Scotland I've ever visited.

An amazing gallery in a beautiful location with a warm and friendly welcome.

Wow. Amazing Contemporary art gallery. Wonderful relaxing ambience plus leather chairs by the fire to sit and read or just absorb.

Love this place - they host such wonderful artists. The Beth Robertson Fiddes exhibition is breath taking. Always worth a visit.

Daughter living in Inverness said we had to visit during our one week trip to them last week, so glad we did. My wife and family are into art, whilst I was going to wait in the car, Don’t ever not go in, it’s amazing and the lovely welcoming lady is keen to acknowledge you with the perfect balance to allow you to be informed, whilst being left to appreciate a) The art we saw, as it changes all the time I believe, some of it was just mind blowing in its construction and in its intricacy and had me wondering where the artist got their inspiration from. b) The building is a beautiful space retaining all the original carving, intricate ceiling and stained glass, from what I can see, THANK YOU for not destroying this previous church, as to us it so lends itself to looking at this diverse range of artists work in such tranquil surroundings! You don’t have to pay anything to go in and aren’t rushed in any way, nor expected to buy anything, although if I get £2,000 on the lottery I will go back and purchase the two items that I absolutely fell in love with!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!