Loch Ness & The Highlands of Scotland in 12 hours

We went on a 12-hour bustour to LochNess & the Highlands of Scotland with Gray Line


Hamish, the Highland Cow

 Highland Cows are born and bred to deal with the extreme weather conditions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. They are very hardy, but very gentle in nature.
Archaeological evidence places Highland cattle back in the 6th century. They are the oldest pedigree breed in the world and the Highland cattle Societies first herd dates to 1884.

Bidean nam Bian
The Three Sisters of Glen Coe are three steeply-sided ridges that extend north into the Glen.

Busstop at Pass of Glen Coe.

Cruise Loch Ness



Waiting for a cruise on Loch Ness.



On board and it's raining, but that doesn't matters because we have the right clothing...



Loch Ness



On the bus again, and a quick view of a mountain somewhere in the Highlands of  Scotland...

Urquhart Castle