If you’re something of an action man or action woman who thinks lying on a beach for a week is . . . (yawn) . . . well, a tad boring, then have we got something a bit special for you. For people who prefer Bear Grylls to barbecue grills, we think you’ll love everything a self catering holiday in Loch Ness has to offer.
If you’re into mountain biking, climbing, horse riding, golf, hiking, fishing, archery, clay pigeon shooting, or watersports of all kinds, then these are just a few of the dozens of sporting pursuits and exciting pastimes you could be enjoying during your week’s stay in this most magnificent of scenic locations.
Self catering Loch Ness holidays can offer everything an outdoor adventurer like you could wish for in one place.
Fancy a spot of paintball? Or lazertag? Or maybe you’d prefer canoeing? Or kayaking? Or canyoning? (Not for the faint-hearted, we might add!) Or how about a flying lesson at Brodie Castle? Or a quad bike adventure with your mates? Whatever thrill-seeking activity you are into, you’re almost guaranteed to find it here in the spectacular Scottish Highlands.
Self-catering holidays Loch Ness are perfect for people who love to celebrate the great outdoors. And nature lovers will feel right at home amongst the natural wild habitat of the glens. Plus of course, Loch Ness itself is truly a photographer’s paradise.
Whatever the weather, with so much to do, see and experience, you will simply be spoilt for choice. The only question is, what to do first? A spot of abseiling perhaps? Or white water rafting? You’ve heard canyoning is the ultimate daredevil thrill . . .
And when you’re winding down after an exhilarating day’s action, you might like to chill out in front of your giant plasma TV, or enjoy the breathtaking view from the hot tub. Just don’t forget to email the photos of the day’s events to your mates. They’re sure to be green with envy when they see what you’ve been up to!
And for those of you action girls and guys who can’t get enough of Loch Ness and would like to see more – a lot more – on foot – there’s always the Loch Ness Marathon which takes place every year in September. It’s the ultimate endurance challenge for those who like their terrain rough.
Better get in training now . . .
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