The golf course in Fort Augustus has a challenging 9 holes amidst the trees and beautiful scenery of Fort Augustus. With lots of heather around and a 229 yard uphill par 3 to contend with you would be well advised to pack plenty of golf balls.

£15 per round / £20 day ticket / £60 week ticket

Tel: +44 (0) 1320 366660
Web: www.fortaugustusgc.webeden.co.uk

The clansman centre is one of the most unique attractions in Fort Augustus. It is interactive with live demonstrations by people who are clothed in traditional highland dress. Here you will get a real glimpse into what life was like in 18th centaury Scotland.

You can also visit the Celtic craft shop with plenty of silver jewellery and Pictish souvenirs.

Tel: +44 (0) 1320 366444
Web: www.scottish-swords.com

The Caledonian Canal runs through the centre of Fort Augustus and it is constantly busy with boats of all types and sizes. Here you can find out more about the creation of the canal and the history.

Admission: Free

Tel: +44 (0) 1320 366493
Web: www.britishwaterways.co.uk/scotland

This hour long cruise runs on the hour during the peak season and offers an informative cruise up Loch Ness. You can enjoy the view and the audio tour on the top deck weather permitting or go downstairs where you will find 2 sonar monitors and a bar!

The staff are friendly and offer you an enjoyable trip and with a sonar equipped boat you never know, maybe a chance to see the Loch Ness Monster.

Tel: +44 (0)1320 366277
Web: www.cruiselochness.com

The local tourist information office has plenty of information on things to do in Fort Augustus and also the surrounding areas. From here you can obtain leaflets and maps and the friendly staff can help you with most of enquires.

There is also a small gift shop inside with postcards and some souvenirs.

Tel: +44 (0) 1320 366779