Andy drove us up to the working farm where we fed and petted the sheep and Highland Coos. We…read morethought we were including this for our kids but we also enjoyed it immensely. The Coo's each have their own distinct personalities some hanging back and some loudly asking for more and pushing their way forward. Andy also offered to take photos of our entire family and showed us great spots at the farm to get a good phot of the castle or the loch. It's a quick tour you won't regret including.

This place is excellent for a day out, they have a varied selection of animals like llamas,…read morewallabies, deer as well as your usual goats, birds and ducks etc. The park is well laid out and your able to feed the animals some food you can buy in the shop. There is also a small petting paddock where you can get up close and personal with ducks, rabbits and even a deer if your patient. Although as you walk through the park the majority of the animals come to you anyway especially if you have a bag of food in your pocket. They have a lot of unusual animals you wouldn't expect, a play park for the kids and picnic tables and it all makes for a great day out. There is a cafe and gift shop, which is reasonably priced, the facilities are clean and the staff are always friendly and helpful. If you're in the area you need to go and see this place.

It's a great place for toddlers since you can pet lots of animals. Although don't forget your buggy…read moresince the walk is quite long and once your on the trail it's not that straightforward to come out of it. The picnic and play area facilities are good and there is an indoor barn area if the weather is not great.

This is a great little place, muddy fun for all the family. They have quads but also have a really…read morecool huge purple jeep and an offroad driving track. Friendly and fun, well worth a visit.

It's probably more well known than it really should be. The real monster here is the marketing…read moresymbol it has become for this area of Scotland. It's lovely, but so is the entire region, there's nothing particularly awe inspiring. Urquhart Castle on the shore is certainly worth a look, whether from water or land; Fort Augustus at the southern end is a nice village that's touristy without being unpleasant.

No, we didn't spot Nessie. The loch is about 24-miles long and up to 755-foot-deep. It is also UK's…read morelargest freshwater body by volume. The location near Urquhart Castle provided scenic views. Boat tours are possible, but it was too cold for that.

Wow. Best guided fly fishing trip I've ever been on. Wes was a patient and fun teacher. The…read morefacility is beautiful ( including a bathroom ladies!) This is a family friendly place with lots of things for kids and non fishermen to do like hiking or just relaxing around the campfire! You can fish from the dock or in a boat at their facility just 15 minutes from Inverness or do a safari anywhere in Scotland. Im already planning my next trip! Thanks Wes!!

This is a bit late of a review, but my boyfriend and I wanted to ensure that You Fish Scotland got…read morethe best review possible. During our visit to Scotland in October, the only thing that Nick wanted to do was to do a fishing trip! Booking was very simple, and Roz was super friendly! Wes picked us up, and I was SUPER excited that his dog Brock was there for the journey. They deserve 5 stars for Brock alone! To say that we had a good time is an understatement. The trip taught me that I'm pretty awful at fly fishing, but it really improved my fishing skills. I OBVIOUSLY caught more fish than Nick and was super excited about that. Wes really made sure that we caught something. Everything from the gear, to lunch, to the scenery was perfect. I would really recommend that people wanting a unique Scottish fishing experience should check this out. It was our favorite part of our whole vacation!

One of the highlights of the visit was a leisurely walk along the river Ness. It was around a 4…read moremile hike with plenty of amazing photo opps along the way. There were several spots which looked like a postcard, just perfect. We stopped off and talked to a lot of friendly locals along the way which made the trip even more memorable. A must do when you are here.

I walk here every evening. Its a nice clean beach and has a little ice cream shop open in the…read moresummer. Theres a kids play park and there are plenty picnic tables. If you walk far enough there are caves in the rocks further along the beach but you have to be careful and check tide times before you walk to far.

This is a really good trip to go on if you time it right. It was the first time I had seen dolphins…read morein the wild and we had several jumping out of the water. We were lucky as we were the first trip of the day to see dolphins so it can be hit or miss but you sometimes have to take that chance.

Great little boat trip. Best to phone for tide times before you go or you have to wait a while…read morebefore you can get out on the boat. If you are not lucky enough to see the dolphins you may see the seals or red kites. The man on the boat has good knowledge of the area and the dolphins.