Loch Ness Lake. Glen Affrick Falls

Route on Loch Ness by boat with a visit to the ruins of Urquhart Castle (Arkart), standing on a rocky cliff. Here, of course, one must make one's deepest desire, for this place has undoubted magic. This is because the monster is most likely here! ;
On weekends, impressive costume performances are arranged on the territory of the castle, but even without that impressions, at least add to it! Very often after the rain it is here that you can observe a giant rainbow through the whole lake.

To consolidate the sensations received from staying on the waters of Loch Ness, and they are always very strong, a great option in the summer to visit the magnificent terraced gardens of Abriahen and this time look at the waters of Loch Ness from a bird's eye view! Sometimes it seems that the waters really shake from floating at the depths of something giant.

After all this, you usually do not want to immediately return to the urban civilization, even such an unusual city as Inverness. Therefore, I suggest you drive through the Urquhart Valley (Arkart) and look at the ring of standing stones of the Bronze Age. It is hard to believe that 2000 BC people built stone pyramids surrounded by megalithic circles, taking into account various astronomical events!

For those who love relic nature, there is an opportunity to continue the route to the fabulous lakes and waterfalls of the Glen Affrick Valley, which has the status of a National Reserve. A walk along the banks of the mountain river along a series of cascading waterfalls allows you to leave somewhere far behind all the anxieties and worries. And a further walk to one of the most unusual waterfalls of Scotland among the relict Caledonian pines and tall magic spruces Douglas inevitably makes you feel some supernatural connection with the nature of Highland Scotland and gives you a feeling of complete freedom!