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Loch Ness Tours ( 348.83 miles away)
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For the finest way to see Loch Ness, nothing compares to a luxury cruise with Jacobite - Experience Loch Ness, Scotland. Enjoy the splendour of a bright summer's day. Thrill to the crisp exhilaration of a winter cruise, and when it’s a little too crisp! Enjoy it with a hot drink from the warmth of the centrally heated cabin. Whichever season you choose to visit, our Loch Ness cruises are a superb way to experience the magnificence of the loch and explore its stunning attractions, such as the... [more]
Visitor Rating : For the finest way to see Loch Ness, nothing compares to a luxury cruise with Jacobite - Experience Loch Ness, Scotland. Enjoy the splendour of a bright summer's day. Thrill to the crisp exhilaration of a winter cruise, and when it’s a little too crisp! Enjoy it with a hot drink from the warmth of the centrally heated cabin. Whichever season you choose to visit, our Loch Ness cruises are a superb way to experience the magnificence of the loch and explore its stunning attractions, such as the... [more]
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Official Loch Ness Exhibition Centre ( 340.34 miles away)
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Whilst keeping the mystery centre stage, it is placed firmly into the context of a loch with rare & unusual properties: some still motivate expeditions while others can "create" monsters. Here are the results of that exploration, using the very latest multi-media system, original research equipment and authentic underwater films.
On one hand, the loch's famous "Jurassic Park" reputation, a 1000 reliable eye-witnesses and some classic photography.On the other hand, hoaxes and... [more]
Visitor Rating : Whilst keeping the mystery centre stage, it is placed firmly into the context of a loch with rare & unusual properties: some still motivate expeditions while others can "create" monsters. Here are the results of that exploration, using the very latest multi-media system, original research equipment and authentic underwater films.
On one hand, the loch's famous "Jurassic Park" reputation, a 1000 reliable eye-witnesses and some classic photography.On the other hand, hoaxes and... [more]
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Boots and Paddles ( 348.38 miles away)
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We are an outdoor activity company based in the Highlands of Scotland near Inverness that provides courses, instruction, holidays and fun in outdoor pursuits including archery, kayaking, open boat canoeing, mountain biking, hill walking, summer and winter mountaineering, climbing, abseiling, gorge walking, canyoning, naivigation, mapping and GPS. We also cater for stag parties and hen parties, organise Scottish Highland Games and scottish wildlife holidays. Join us for adventure in Scotland. [more]
Visitor Rating : We are an outdoor activity company based in the Highlands of Scotland near Inverness that provides courses, instruction, holidays and fun in outdoor pursuits including archery, kayaking, open boat canoeing, mountain biking, hill walking, summer and winter mountaineering, climbing, abseiling, gorge walking, canyoning, naivigation, mapping and GPS. We also cater for stag parties and hen parties, organise Scottish Highland Games and scottish wildlife holidays. Join us for adventure in Scotland. [more]
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Groam House Museum ( 357.48 miles away)
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Groam House Museum is 15 miles north east of Inverness in the Black Isle seaside village of Rosemarkie. It is an outstanding Pictish Centre for Ross and Cromarty. The unique display is focussed on 15 carved Pictish stones. All the stones originated in Rosemarkie, some dating back to the 8th century AD, when it was an important centre of early Christianity. The pride of the collection is the magnificent Rosemarkie cross-slab, decorated with enigmatic Pictish symbols. [more]
Visitor Rating : Groam House Museum is 15 miles north east of Inverness in the Black Isle seaside village of Rosemarkie. It is an outstanding Pictish Centre for Ross and Cromarty. The unique display is focussed on 15 carved Pictish stones. All the stones originated in Rosemarkie, some dating back to the 8th century AD, when it was an important centre of early Christianity. The pride of the collection is the magnificent Rosemarkie cross-slab, decorated with enigmatic Pictish symbols. [more]
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Knockan Crag ( 381.07 miles away)
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Knockan Crag is one of the most important Earth science sites in Scotland. A basic principle of geology was discovered at Knockan Crag: that forces deep within the Earth can cause great masses of rock to slide up and over much younger rock. Knockan Crag is a National Nature Reserve [more]
Visitor Rating : Knockan Crag is one of the most important Earth science sites in Scotland. A basic principle of geology was discovered at Knockan Crag: that forces deep within the Earth can cause great masses of rock to slide up and over much younger rock. Knockan Crag is a National Nature Reserve [more]
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The Achiltibuie Hydroponicum ( 390.44 miles away)
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The Hydroponicum offers hydroponic products and accessories including nutrients, pumps and propagation equipment.Hydroponics is the practice of growing plants without soil. From the Greek HYDRO meaning water and PONOS meaning work or toil. The water does the work of transporting nutrients to the roots.
The Hydroponicum Centre
Hydroponic gardening has allowed for the supply of fresh local produce to the remote area of Achiltibuie , Scotland where the hydroponicum... [more]
Visitor Rating : The Hydroponicum offers hydroponic products and accessories including nutrients, pumps and propagation equipment.Hydroponics is the practice of growing plants without soil. From the Greek HYDRO meaning water and PONOS meaning work or toil. The water does the work of transporting nutrients to the roots.
The Hydroponicum Centre
Hydroponic gardening has allowed for the supply of fresh local produce to the remote area of Achiltibuie , Scotland where the hydroponicum... [more]
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Summer Queen Cruise ( 381.14 miles away)
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M.V. "Summer Queen" is a twin screw vessel of excellent maneuverability with a M.C.A. certificate to carry 158 passengers. The crew are among the highest qualified in the area, and all modern communication and life saving equipment is carried onboard.
Below decks we have a large comfortable saloon with seating for 45 persons. We have a full bar and range of refreshments, hot and cold. There is comfortable cushioned seating throughout the vessel and modern ladies and gents... [more]
Visitor Rating : M.V. "Summer Queen" is a twin screw vessel of excellent maneuverability with a M.C.A. certificate to carry 158 passengers. The crew are among the highest qualified in the area, and all modern communication and life saving equipment is carried onboard.
Below decks we have a large comfortable saloon with seating for 45 persons. We have a full bar and range of refreshments, hot and cold. There is comfortable cushioned seating throughout the vessel and modern ladies and gents... [more]
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DunbeathHeritage Center ( 403.52 miles away)
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The Centre provides a focus for the work of Dunbeath Preservation Trust: a research base; a repository for research data, manuscripts, photographs and items of local material culture; an exhibition and interpretation space; a venue for lectures, storytelling and workshops; a gathering place for local people and visitors - young and old - alike. The Centre has recently been awarded full museum status by the Museums and Galleries Commission in recognition of its professional standards of... [more]
Visitor Rating : The Centre provides a focus for the work of Dunbeath Preservation Trust: a research base; a repository for research data, manuscripts, photographs and items of local material culture; an exhibition and interpretation space; a venue for lectures, storytelling and workshops; a gathering place for local people and visitors - young and old - alike. The Centre has recently been awarded full museum status by the Museums and Galleries Commission in recognition of its professional standards of... [more]
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Wick Heritage Center ( 417.83 miles away)
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Little is known of the early history of this Northern Scottish town but there is ample evidence in the surrounding countryside of Neolithic/Bronze Age settlement and the shelters and defences of succeeding Ages. However, it was the Vikings that gave Wick its name (from the old Norse vik = bay).
Although King James the VI of Scotland made Wick a Royal Burgh in 1589 it was not until the beginning of the 19th century that the town began to realise its potential. By 1860 it had... [more]
Visitor Rating : Little is known of the early history of this Northern Scottish town but there is ample evidence in the surrounding countryside of Neolithic/Bronze Age settlement and the shelters and defences of succeeding Ages. However, it was the Vikings that gave Wick its name (from the old Norse vik = bay).
Although King James the VI of Scotland made Wick a Royal Burgh in 1589 it was not until the beginning of the 19th century that the town began to realise its potential. By 1860 it had... [more]
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Lyth Arts Centre ( 424.60 miles away)
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Lyth Arts Centre, deep in the Caithness countryside, is housed in a beautiful old building surrounded by trees and ancient stone walls. From the outside it retains the character of a Victorian village school but the interior has been imaginatively converted to a dynamic multi-purpose arts centre.
Most of the programme is devoted to presenting the work of professional British and international artists and performers and the centre also acts as a stepping-off point for local... [more]
Visitor Rating : Lyth Arts Centre, deep in the Caithness countryside, is housed in a beautiful old building surrounded by trees and ancient stone walls. From the outside it retains the character of a Victorian village school but the interior has been imaginatively converted to a dynamic multi-purpose arts centre.
Most of the programme is devoted to presenting the work of professional British and international artists and performers and the centre also acts as a stepping-off point for local... [more]
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