Top 22 things to do and attractions in Fort Augustus

Such a rude guy in the Centre and instead of explaining how the Clan worked and how the Tartans all changed and distinguished for each event he told me I didn't belong to that clan and that there was no blood line. And that may be true but no more truer than carrying the family name for years and belonging to a culture and heritage of the lands where my people came from in the late 1700's to early 1800's from the Highland Clearances. Told the next person the same story. Very moody individual.

A must-do experience for anyone visiting Loch Ness! Perfect for all ages, with a speaker who struck the ideal balance of humour, knowledge, and engaging storytelling. Listening to fascinating insights while surrounded by such a beautiful setting created a fantastic atmosphere. Couldn’t recommend it more highly.

This was a wonderful and informative event! Anthony is a great storyteller and a man with a fantastic sense of humor. If you have the opportunity I highly recommend you check it out.

We didn't attend the show but the gentleman behind the register has a wealth of knowledge on Highland history and was enjoyable to chat with. We also bought some souvenirs.

To me the shop assistant seems to have a PhD in Scottish history… or at least is very passionate about the culture of Highlanders. Eye opening chat with many details we‘ve never heard before. Thanks!

Very informative talk about the history of the Highlanders. Really great to be able to visualise the accomodation, clothing and weapons of the clansman and gain a greater understanding of their way of life and ultimately the terrible demise of the Clanway due to the British government. Our host, Anthony, was very passionate about the subject, open to answering all questions and had a great sense of humour. Thank you for dressing us up and taking us back in time! Would highly recommend.

Fabulous insight into highland life in days gone by. Great story telling and show

Neat little golf course (£15 for 9 holes) Pretty well maintained and a few tricky holes. Watch out for that rough though it gets pretty thick so try to stay straight! Different sets of tees for the back nine.

Good value at £15 for 9 holes. Nice condition considering the level of rain in the prior hours/days. No one there at all when I arrived at 430pm but called the club and was helped out really swiftly. Cash into honesty box. Has a proper links feel to it and nice lay out. Some parts even reminded me of Southport and Ainsdale, which is lofty praise. Greens had some large exposed peaty areas but probably related to weather. Would recommend

Challenging course. Tight fairways. Lost my fair share of balls. Nobody on site so paid in honesty box

What an excellent 9 hole course! Course was in good condition this early in the year and was a good layout. I could definitely see myself come back here and play again later in the season to see the course is at its best. Would highly recommend if you're in the area.

A splendid 9 hole course in the mids of heather bordering the Caledonian Canal. Do not expect any amenities, possibly you need to pay your greenfee in the honesty box.

The owner was very friendly and the course was challenging but fun.

A great little nine hole course set in the beautiful highlands of Scotland

I don't like giving bad reviews, however. We called in to have a quick pint and a light bite to eat. Bacon baguette was nice and beer was good. The barman was friendly, the lady taking orders was..... let's say....... impatient. She obviously didn't want to be there and really didn't want to serve anyone. We couldn't help but laugh as she sternly told tourists " the kitchen shuts in 2 minutes!!" In her defence, possibly 8 people arrived for food just as the kitchen was closing. Having spent 25 years in sales and customer service, I understand. But, as I used to remind myself THESE PEOPLE PAY MY WAGES. I'd like to thank her for the comedy she provided us on the way home. We laughed and laughed 🤣🤣

Nice local bar. Decent food and good service. As mainland europeans make sure ypu are early. Kitchen close at 8 and it really closes. The local beer is good. Tennent lager.

This place has so much potential. The furnishings let it down (looks like an india/Chinese restaurant). A touch of furniture with character could go a long way. They don't serve any type of warm drinks (my mother's request) which is unusual even for a pub. The woman behind the bar is unwelcoming and very much looks displeased to even work there. It's a very quiet pub, even for a Saturday and I now understand why.

Very busy place. Thought we were not going to be served. To our surprise we were seated right away and served right away. Got our order within fifteen minutes including drinks and was just beautiful. What a beautiful place the bothy is. The food was so nice and extremely reasonable for a tourist trap. Very good access for my wheel chair. Had a table for my wheel chair to fit right in. Staff were overly helpful in a very nice way. This place gets ten stars. There is loads of places to eat in fort Augustus but do give the bothy a try. I recommend it! See pictures attached. Not of food but of surrounding area.

Incredible location in the beautiful Fort Augustus. The Bothy was easy to get to as right in the centre of the town, where we ate unfortunately had no views of this. There appeared to be a broken light when going to the toilet cubicle, no light switch visible. Menu was fairly limited and they were going out of stock of certain items even as we were there, also it became apparent that the kitchens closed at 1930 which seems very early for a Friday night. The staff were friendly and service very quick. Food was good quality, what you would expect for the price, however nothing particularly special, Biscoff cheesecake however was a great choice for a dessert. Ultimately happy with overall experience for price.

Fantastic atmosphere! Good service. But I'm sad to say, mediocre food. The steak in the steak pie was dry. The chips, while good, were nothing to write home about. Overall, would I come here for dinner again ... probably not. Would I come here for a casual pint with friends ... most definitely!!!

Excellent food & service. They get swamped with tourists and handle it all quickly. The Mac & cheese was delicious and the Haggis, Neeps, & Tatties fantastic with whiskey sauce. Great place to have a nice sit down meal.

Fantastic view of LochNess and superb outside seating. We chitchat with owner Ramazan who is experienced and running the place over 15 years. Also met with kitchen team and chefs that all was very friendly. Definitely worth a visit.

Easily the worst food I’ve had since the 80s. I’ve watched plenty of Gordon Ramseys kitchen nightmares and often thought, there’s no way one bite of food can genuinely make you feel like you are going to vomit. Today I stand corrected. However if microwaved children’s meals reminiscing school dinners at a low funded state school are what you’re after then this is your place. You’ll also get to look through dirty windows at spiders making webs while attempting to see past them to the loch

This restaurant is right by Loch Ness, offering a magnificent view of the lake. The car park is a bit tricky to find, as it’s located inside a gated area. The food is average, but the view more than made up for it and made our visit worthwhile.

Food was excellent! Service was great too! I'd highly recommend going here. Out of the 3 places we ate in the town, this was the best.

Excellent location at the end of Loch Ness. Food was tasty but could be better. Service good but could be a bit more refined. Toilets could do with a bit of attention.

The Boathouse is a Turkish Mediterranean restaurant with a stunning view of Loch Ness and food that is truly delicious. I recommend trying the sucuk which is a little spicy but a must for anyone who enjoys bold flavors. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming which makes the experience memorable. From my humble view the Lochness sign outside feels a bit cheap and could be improved to match the quality of the place but overall it is an excellent stop and highly recommended

Doesn't get any better! Looking out on Loch Ness while eating delicious food be having good drinks.

Took the Loch Ness cruise in mid March this year and what an adventure! Fair warning: it was absolutely freezing, and the downstairs cabin filled up fast, leaving us braving the elements on the upper deck. Pro tip: arrive early if you want any chance of staying warm indoors! Even wearing the same gear that kept me comfortable in Iceland, I was still shivering. As for Nessie sightings? Well, let's just say only the truly dedicated (or slightly mad) tourists like us were out there in those conditions - and apparently, the monster has more sense than we do! She was probably tucked away somewhere warm and cozy. The boat had “sonar” screens and a great guide! Despite the arctic conditions, the scenery was stunning and the experience memorable. Just come prepared for Scottish weather, no matter what the forecast says! Pro tip #2: Scottish whisky really helps keep one warm!!!! 🥃 full bar on board!

A wonderful experience, if you come all the way to this place, you must take the trip around the lake (loch). The crew was fun, the ride was smooth, Nessie was shy that particular day, maybe next time she will show up. Something to remember.

Very nice cruise and at a very fair price, considering the tourism of the area. We went on a whim and were glad we did. Our guide was funny and informative. Our captain took us close to the cliffs. Overall, highly recommended.

First off, it’s super pet-friendly! The cruise had cosy indoor spaces and a lovely outdoor area on top where you can soak up the wind and the loch’s vibe. Everyone on the tour was super friendly and full of knowledge. I learned a ton about the latest Loch Ness monster research, and even got a little whisky class that I absolutely loved!

Loch Ness is a place of stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by rolling hills and peaceful landscapes, it’s the perfect spot to enjoy the calm and charm of the Scottish Highlands. Whether you're there for the legendary stories or just to take in the scenery, the loch has a quiet, magical atmosphere that’s hard to forget. A beautiful destination well worth the visit.

We visited today 16/07/2025 and it was certainly worth its money for 2 hour trip. Peter the tour guide was brilliant and kept all the passengers entertained and ensuring he spoke to each one. He is definitely an asset to Jacobite!!! Peter and hubby spotted Nessie 🤣🤣 Currently staying in Loch Ness Lodges, wow these lodges are beautiful and relaxing...visiting from Peterborough and Derby

an unforgettable experience, we had good weather and I took many pictures, but the best thing is that you have to come here and experience it for yourself !! I didn't see the monster, I think it was his day off, but we'll definitely see him next time 😀 Cheers

Lovely viewpoint with stunning Loch Ness views. The bar next door serves local beer and cider — great spot for brunch or lunch with a view!

Such stunning natural beauty! The north of Scotland is like nowhere else—the lakes and endless green fields stretch as far as you can see. Maybe it’s the clear air, but I just loved it. The drive was exhausting, but totally worth it.

I am so repetitive when it comes to the view in the amazing country I am lucky to call home. But again, the views are beautiful! Pictures will never do this justice but I think I have some I can add. If you are lucky enough to visit you will see exactly what I mean. Our son tried his hand at stone skimming, failed but he tried 😂 we’ve recently bought ourselves a camper and are trying to do as many trips as we can even if they are short visits. No tickets for this site. I don’t think I’ve ever had to pay to take a picture of our signs and views ❤️

Fort Augustus was a lovely place to stop. A series of canal locks transit boats up from the Loch Ness to the Caledonian Canal. A short walk away is a lovely view point of Loch Ness. Can recommend Ripples tearoom.

Lovely viewpoint with stunning Loch Ness views. The bar next door serves local beer and cider — great spot for brunch or lunch with a view!

It’s in Fort Augustus, cosy little town. The viewpoint is a nice place to start exploring the town.

Miraculously, parking is free. Spectacular views of Loch Ness, and it's also worth exploring the small village.

The Lock Inn offers amazing fish and chips that exceeded our expectations. The fish was incredibly fresh and the chips were freshly cut, making for a delightful meal. There's also a great selection of draft beers to choose from. You can enjoy your meal either inside or outside. The curry was unexpectedly nice, adding to the overall experience. It's a great place for dining and drinks. While the staff could be a bit friendlier, it's still a wonderful spot to visit. Highly recommend!

On a crisp afternoon in Scotland, I found myself in a cozy pub nestled in a quaint village. The warm, inviting atmosphere was filled with the sounds of clinking glasses and lively chatter. The wooden beams and tartan decor added to the charm, making it a perfect spot for a traditional meal. When the waiter brought out my plate, I was immediately struck by the golden, crispy batter enveloping the flaky white fish. The fish was perfectly cooked—moist and tender inside, with a satisfying crunch on the outside. Accompanying the fish were thick-cut chips, also golden and crisp, seasoned just right. A side of tartar sauce and a wedge of lemon completed the plate, offering a zesty contrast to the richness of the fish. Each bite was a delightful blend of flavors and textures. The batter was light yet hearty, while the chips were fluffy and comforting. It was easy to see why this dish is a beloved staple in Scottish cuisine. This dining experience was not just about the food and drink; it was about enjoying a slice of Scottish culture. The combination of fish and chips with a well-crafted beer made for an unforgettable lunch. As I savored the last bites, I felt a deep appreciation for the simple yet profound joys of good food and drink in a welcoming setting.

Really delicious spicy veggie burger. I really appreciate the Vegan options! It would be nice if you could sit down and order (they have you order at the bar). Could also do without the Lady Gaga blasting on the speakers.

The place isn't very large, but it's just perfect for enjoying a homemade meal in a warm and friendly atmosphere. What truly matters to us is that it's also pet-friendly, making everyone feel welcome. I highly recommend not skipping the soup — it's a comforting touch to your experience.

Great pub with a great location, Friendly chap behind the bar, good selection of local drinks and they serve food too. Would recommend.

Really not good. Mac ‘n Cheese was soupy with overcooked macaroni. Side of peas were not cooked at all. Salad greens looked like last week’s. On the plus side, the beer was cold.

- Venison burger and Highland beef burger 6.5/10, normal burgers - hot smoked salmon crumpet 7/10, it was like a salmon paté, but it was tasty - Grilled goats cheese salad 8.5/10, tasty, creamy, flavorful.. only the salad part was a bit lacking - Homemade steak pie 7/10, the pastry was not cohesive with the meat, but after you found a way to cut it, it was solid

Good place to eat near Loch. Plenty of options, reasonably priced, halal menu. Friendly staff, we ordered 3 pizza, chips, Turkish salad and chicken nuggets. Food was freshly made and delicious. Portion size were good. Staff was very welcoming. Clean sitting area, clean toilets. We enjoyed our lunch. Definitely recommended.

Ken is amazing, from service to food to care. The best place for Halal food in the North. Cannot beat the Turkish flavours, Baklava and tea. Had amazing time with super tasty food. Thank you Guys.

My husband and I were a little skeptical because of the reviews. Some complained about the price. We ordered the mixed kebab. I wished I had taken a picture before hand. The portions are HUGE!! We shared this plate and it was fantastic! The flavors were incredible, the red chilli sauce had a wonderful flavor with a kick of spice, but not too much. The white garlic mayo sauce was so good and flavorful, (not spicey yet flavorful). We were very happy for the value and large amount of food. I'd suggest, you order and share whatever you decide on. Alex, the chef would cook the food and deliver to the table. He's very friendly and fun. I would highly recommend trying this restaurant.

Finding Halal food in this area was a tough task. Thanks to Moorings for good food, service and catering for Halal options. Food: 9/10 Service: 8.5/10 Ambience: 8:10 Friendliness: 9/10 Value for money: 8.5/10 Overall: 9/10

Clean, welcoming place to grab a bite to eat right next to Loch Ness. The menu has plenty of options and every dish we have tried as a family has been delicious. Freshly cooked, good portion sizes, hot and tasty. Prices not unreasonable for a tourist hot-spot and staff always courteous and friendly. Can be busy at peak mealtimes but this is a sign of the quality of the food - don’t be put off! Have been back every year for at least five years and never once disappointed.

I don’t know what these other lowball reviews are talking about. The food was outstanding and the service was warm and friendly. There were loads of options on the menu, each full of flavor and generous portions. Highly recommend for anyone staying or passing through Fort Augustus.

Very expensive a coffee hot chocolate and baclava cake £15.5 to go. We were told kitchen had closed and had to eat them outside. It was October and 21:00. Place looked ok but felt a real lack of authenticity about it which is a shame as its on a really nice spot in Ft Augustus. Theres also not many other options arriving later on. Try and avoid if possible there are far better places offering a more authentic Highland experience

Wonderful little shop. So nice to watch them work. Bought a tiny, precious mushroom pendant last Spring that I adore and wear every day. Also bought a stunning, red twisty ornament that looked amazing on my tree this year.

Really lovely shop with beautiful glass items. The friendly lady was even making new pieces while I was browsing, which was fascinating to watch. I love the things I bought and the fact that they were locally made! Thank you!♥️♥️♥️

Waiting for our Chinese I popped into this lovely shop for something different for a gift. The lady inn the shop was most helpful and friendly and I came away with a stunning gift.

Very cool place, could have bought three times as much as I did. A bit of a breath of fresh air amongst all the generic souvenir shops. There’s special glasses to wear so you can watch glass being blown in store, apparently the mini nessies are the most popular :)

A lovely wee gem of a shop. If in the area or passing through I highly recommend you stop by, especially if looking for an alternative to the usual gifts. Very friendly and the glass ornaments are mostly all made there. Some were being made when we stopped in. Some amazing and unique pieces. Got quote a few things. 🙂

Wonderful little shop owned by lovely people. Would definitely recommend dropping by for very reasonably priced souvenirs, and even if you're not in the mood to buy anything, watching the skilled glassmakers work their craft is mesmerising in its own right. Five stars.

amazing shop with great service, lovely employees and the coolest and cutest handmade glass items.OBSESSED!

Small structure in a very small garden plaza. Not so interesting but it's history.

Great looking piece

(Translated by Google) Friends who are interested in history can take a look. (Original) 对历史感兴趣的朋友，可以看一下。

(Translated by Google) .......the royal family 👑 stop.....hmmm (Original) .......das Königshaus 👑 halt.....hmmm

(Translated by Google) Great monument, interesting history and great photo opportunity. If you go through Fort Augustus, just drive by. Is right on the street. (Original) Tolles Denkmal, interessante Geschichte und super Fotomotiv. Wenn man durch Fort Augustus geht, einfach Mal vorbeifahren. Ist direkt an der Straße.

(Translated by Google) It's beautiful and you should check it out if you're passing through (Original) Ist schön und sollte man sich ansehen wenn man auf der Durchreise ist

(Translated by Google) Monolith or monument dedicated to the queen, located in this town and near the road. (Original) Monolito o monumento dedicado a la reina, ubicado en esta localidad y cerca de la carretera.

A must visit if you are in the area of loch Ness.

The canal was constructed in the early nineteenth century (1803-1822) and connects the Scottish east coast at Inverness with the west coast at Corpach near Fort William. It has 29 locks, some of them you can marvel at Fort Augustus. You have to keep in mind that the canal was built mainly by hand.

After Loch Ness, the Caledonian Canal is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Great Glen (and in Scotland). Because the northern shipping route from Newcastle to Liverpool was dangerous and therefore time-consuming, James Watt (yes, the one with the steam engine) designed a canal through the Great Glen as early as 1773. These plans, along with a second attempt from 1793, disappeared into a dusty drawer, and construction only began in 1803, during the Napoleonic Wars. The project was given the highest priority because it was of great strategic importance to the British navy. Nevertheless, it wasn't until 1822 that the first ship could sail the entire route. Construction of the canal had taken 18 years instead of 7, and the total cost was proportionally higher: £900,000 instead of the estimated £350,000. The canal wasn't a (military) success: the war was over, and technology had enabled larger and faster ships. A second attempt in the 1840s to revitalize the canal also failed. The canal wasn't a commercial success, only during World War I when 70,000 naval mines were transported across it. From a tourist perspective, the canal was a success, especially after Queen Victoria's visit in 1873. Between 1995 and 2005, the canal was extensively renovated, and since then, it has been a popular route for water tourists. The 107 km (66 mi) route between Inverness and Corpach primarily passes through four lakes, and with 29 locks and 10 bridges to navigate, it takes about 2.5 days to complete the entire canal. From the water or the bank, the Caledonian Canal is a beautiful example of industrial heritage that is well worth a visit.

A great place to visit and enjoy the scenic view. It connects the scottist east coast at Inverness with the west coast at Corpoach near Fort Williams. It was constructed in the early nineteenth century and contains 29 locks. Only one third of the entire length of the canal is man-made, the rest being formed by Loch Dochfour, Loch Ness, Loch Oich and Loch Lochy. The view along the canal are stunning and impressive. Recommended for repeat visit to enjoy the majestic scenery.

Amazing place for a sailing holiday. We hired a boat and motored out from Laggan. So much to do, so much to see. The scenery is stunning, ruined castles, snow topped mountains and lochs that can be still as glass or choppy like the sea. Plenty of delightful pubs and places to eat along the way. The locks at Fort Augustus are quite an adventure, it takes an hour to get up or down, you get off the boat and 'walk' it through very strange experience, but a nice way to spend an hour chatting with fellow boaters on holiday and working boat crews. This is a place I would put at the top of a list to visit again.

Cycled sections of the Great Glen from Inverness to Fort William following NCR 78. If you're lucky with good weather the views are great.

I love this canal. Great place to visit and enjoy Walking, cycling , cruising and the wildlife

I was very surprised and impressed by this fish and chips. Given the location I was part expecting a bit of a tourist trap but the food and the service were both excellent. Only downside I would suggest is portion sizes slightly on the smaller side however the quality more than makes up for this!

This takeaway is located between Edinburgh and the Isle of Skye. It's a popular one-hour stop in town for a short break. Their fish and chips are the most popular among drivers and tourists. The fish is fried to a quick, crispy perfection, but the chips, scampi, and sausage are just average.

Deliciously fresh haddock, yummy gravy and mushy peas. Overall very tasty fish and chips, this place is in a great location too with lots of outdoor seating🦕

I enjoyed these. Slightly expensive for the portion size. A “large fish and chips” is effectively a small fish and chips for one person. But fish was excellent as was the chips. Large portion of chips, mushy peas and curry sauce with two drinks was £20.40. My partner had already snacked so only had a handle of chips. Huge carpark with 30 mins free parking. There is a few benches to sit around the shop and some off the car park. Petrol station next door also.

This was some of the best fish and chips we had in Scotland. The store is located near the towns car park so it’s very convenient for visitors. The fish and chips were freshly made to order, and the portions were generous. The chips were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside, and the homemade tartar sauce was pretty good. Ketchup is extra, but the pouch was quite large. There was lots of outdoor seating, and the fish and chips hit the spot after a long day of driving around Loch Ness.

Really tasty fish and chips by Loch Ness! 🐟 The fish was incredibly fresh with perfectly light, flaky batter that wasn’t too heavy – just right. The chips were thick-cut and hearty, maybe a bit too much at times, but still satisfying. The tartare sauce was excellent, and the pickled onions added a fun touch. A great stop if you’re in Fort Augustus! Quick service if you’re in a hurry!

Excellent! Just had fish supper and it was delicious. Fresh fish, the batter was amazing. Good portion size. Value for money. Staff were lovely. Highly recommended

A fantastic experience. The lady owner and girl serving both wonderfully friendly and shared a laugh about the weather. Coffee was terrific and carrot cake superb. Wonderful vibe, great value and fabulous spot to sit back and relax. Thank you

We stopped by Ripples Tearoom & Gifts in Fort Augustus and absolutely loved it! It’s a cozy little gem right by the water, perfect for a relaxing break during your visit to Loch Ness. The tea was excellent, served nice and hot, and just what we needed after a day of exploring. But the real star was the carrot cake — hands down one of the best we’ve ever had! Moist, flavorful, with just the right amount of spice and sweetness. You can tell it’s homemade with care. The atmosphere inside is warm and welcoming, with a lovely selection of gifts and local products to browse while you enjoy your tea. The staff were friendly and made us feel right at home. If you’re in Fort Augustus, don’t miss a visit to Ripples Tearoom — it’s the perfect spot for a peaceful break and a truly delicious treat!

We arrived about ten minutes after the official opening time, but the café was not open yet, so we had to come back later, so opening times on google maps might not reflect the actual times. The staff was polite in a professional way, but we didn’t feel really welcome. We had the impression that guests were expected to finish quickly and leave again rather than relax and enjoy their stay. This was made worse by the fact that the door was kept open the whole time, which made the café feel cold and not cozy at all. The cakes and dairy-based desserts were beautifully presented, though for my taste a bit too sweet. The coffee, as in many places in Scotland, was not particularly good – I had hoped for something a little better.

Beautiful cafe with lots of tea and bakery items. Loved the biscoff cake and the apple crumble pie. The staff is very friendly

Lovely setting right next to the locks. For someone who is intolerant to cows milk it was great to see a big range of cakes that were mostly vegan, and even better, they don't charge extra if you choose oat or soya milk in your coffee, compared to most cafes. Very enjoyable, thank you

Gorgeous place to stop for a coffee, especially sitting outside watching the people go by. The coffee was lovely and the cakes looked amazing! Staff were really lovely and I enjoyed looking at the handmade goods too!

We stopped by for a latte, a slice of cake, and a tea. The food and drinks were average, nothing special. The real issue was the service. I plugged in my phone for a quick 10 minute charge, and the lady working there got upset, saying her electricity bill was too high. It felt uncomfortable and unnecessary, especially considering we had already purchased items. If you are looking for a welcoming café experience, this is not the place. Definitely avoid it if you might need something as small as charging your phone.

Free parking nearby, and nice view of Loch Ness.

The south shore offers beautiful views of the lake. Please respect the natural environment here and do not leave any litter behind.

Beautiful scenery, small car layby, very lucky to get a spot, it's a fantastic view point. Nothing else here.

Definitely for me the best place to look at Loch Ness. No people, really quite, good parking space and just a quick stroll to the lake. Really worth it!

Nice views. Note the parking bay is on opposite side of the road. Path that leads to edge of the water is 20m down the road thru this gate

Beautiful view of Loch Ness with a few sheep and ducks if you’re lucky.

Soo sooo beautiful. Lovely scenic shore

Fort Augustus is a tourist trap. Lovely shops, good parking and plenty of places to eat.

There is a tourist hotspot. All restaurants are fully occupied, and there is a long queue at the public toilets. A small individual shop for light meals is a good choice.

Big, well sprung floor. Dancing et al ... Rejoice

Went on a wednesday ceiliedh dance night, great night.

Great weekend hall. It needs to be seen more!

Great facility always clean

Fine, all good.

A lovely first time experience, staff were very friendly. We were indecisive flavours wise, but the lady who served us allowed us to try the gelato flavours. We went for Mango & Strawberry and Mint Chocolate chip & and Vanilla!! 👌🏼 Can’t complain on the size of the scoops they were just right. We will definitely be returning here ☺️

The ice cream here is very close to gelato, which is rare in Scotland. The texture of the diary free chocolate I tried was intense and not too sweet. It can be a wee bit softer to be a truly gelato.

Really nice ice cream and felt safe for coeliacs. Staff knew which flavours were gluten free, were happy to change gloves and scoops. I asked them to get scoops from the front of the tub where no scoops had been taken before. I think they would take scoops from fresh tubs if you asked.

Excellent selection of ice cream. Friendly staff

Very extensive selection of delicious ice cream and cakes.

really good ice cream. Not sure if its made fresh daily or bought but its still good! They also have a good amount of other desserts!

Unbelievably yum dairy-free chocolate icecream

This is the best holiday apartment I have every stayed in. The kitchens are well supplied, the beds are very comfortable and the rooms are aesthetically delightful. The club has ample facilities and a stunning view over the loch. The owners are extremely gracious and friendly. Would absolutely recommend.

Beautiful apartment —very comfortable, cozy and stylish, spotlessly clean. The kitchen was fully equipped for cooking, nice crockery, new appliances. They even provide detergent for the washing machine and tablets for the dishwasher! There was a surprise awaiting in the apartment—wine and cookies. There’s also tea, coffee, sugar, salt, and cooking oil. We were warmly welcomed and given a tour of the entire abbey! It’s a truly magical place. There are no lifts in this historic building (we’ll pack lighter next time). We were absolutely delighted with our stay!

Absolutely amazing Scottish holiday destination if you want to explore the Highlands and Islands. Lovely, homely apartments situated within the most stunning building... rich with history, fantastic on-site facilities and things to do. Highly highly recomend it.

I've stayed in a few different apartments over the years and I have loved all of them! The buildings are beautiful, the scenery is breath-taking, and the facilities gave me plenty to do inside. Also everyone I interacted with, both other guests and members of staff, have been super friendly and helpful.

Lovely place, well kept, rooms are super comfortable and warm, kitchen well stocked, great walks around the area. Just make sure to visit in a season with good weather. 👍 Gym, swimming pool and club games all available and good condition. Props to Elena who's the nice lady behind the place.

Very nice ice cream, though it was a bit of an oversight that they had run out of waffle cones - peak season - you should have them in stock ;)

Tasty ice cream in a picturesque village. Well worth a visit!

(Translated by Google) Very tasty ice cream in interesting, not just everyday varieties. Plus really big, honest balls. Definitely worth the price! Clear recommendation! (Original) Sehr leckeres Eis in interessanten, nicht nur alltäglichen Sorten. Dazu richtig große, ehrliche Kugeln. Auf jeden Fall den Preis wert! Klare Empfehlung!

(Translated by Google) Place where I always return with pleasure, very kind person and delicious ice cream 💜💜 (Original) Endroit où je reviens toujours avec plaisir , personne très gentil et glace délicieuse 💜💜

We came by The Hairy Coo tour bus. It was a good trip but not sure if the boat trip worth for £21. We had great soup at this place definitely should try. Definitely a place to stay for couple of nights.

Was a very pleasant stay! Easy self check in. Brilliant view of the canal boats. Room was very clean and well presented. And dog friendly

Very nice rooms, perfectly located, clean and with everything you need. Friendly cleaning staff! Would come back for my next stay to FA. (just one thing: be aware what you do in your room as the neighbors will here ANY action or word - ANY :-) )

2 night stay as part of a highlands tour. Lovely clean modern rooms. Good value and breakfast in the cafe was excellent! Great base to travel around locally.

The shop close at 1700, however the staff is already vacuum cleaning the shop, it not a problem, understand that they wanna off work on time, however it’s still 20mins before closing time, the women just don’t care about customers, she literally just push the vacuum cleaner in front of us when we were just trying to look at the shop. This is not only the reputation for the shop but also safety hazard from customers tripping for the cord.

Clean, Comfy & Dog Friendly. What more could you want. Fantastic accommodation, highly recommended.

Nice cafe,good breakfast rolls,good friendly service.Clean toilets ,and shop full of nice gift ideas