Invergordon port to Cawdor castle and Loch Ness

Start your day at cawdor castle made famous by Shakespeare writing and finishing the story of Macbeth here .

A Quick visit to the 4000 year old burial chambers where the famous outlander stone is part of one of the protection rings

To walk the field is free extra charge for the visitors centre may apply

Taking a ride down Loch Ness with stops at the Wellington layby on route to Urquhart castle

Time to visit the ruins on the loch and home to the loch Ness monster hear the history and take great photos from the view points

Beauly priory was owned and ran by french monks from the 12th century and regularly visited by Mary queen of Scots

Come and meet two of the friendliest highland cows Katie and Jamie at Robertson farm and a chance to grab any last minute gifts

Your final stop is optional if you would like to try the glen ord distillery singleton whisky