Nessieland

Nessieland in Drumnadrochit is a fun, family-friendly attraction dedicated to the legend of the Loch Ness Monster. It features interactive exhibits, play areas, and quirky Nessie-themed experiences—perfect for kids and curious travelers.

Highlights

• Loch Ness Monster exhibits: Explore newspaper clippings, grainy photos, and eyewitness accounts of Nessie sightings.

• Multilingual documentary: Learn about underwater searches and the mystery surrounding Loch Ness.

• Adventure playground & caves: Great for younger visitors to explore and play.

• Countryfayre gift shop: Packed with Loch Ness souvenirs, snacks, and coffee to go

  
  

Practical Information

• Address: Drumnadrochit, Inverness-shire, IV63 6TJ

• Opening hours: Daily, 10:00am – 5:00pm

• Admission: (Prices10/2025)

  • Adults: £6.00

  • Children: £6.00

  • Family ticket: £26.00

• Parking: Free on-site parking with overflow space for cars and coaches

• Accessibility: Disabled access available

  
  

Tips for visitors

• Ideal visit time: Allow 1–2 hours to explore comfortably

• Best for families: Especially suited to children aged 3–12

• Combine with nearby attractions: Located next to the Loch Ness Centre and close to Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness cruises

• Weather-proof fun: Indoor exhibits and play areas make it a good rainy-day option

• Food options: Grab coffee or snacks on-site, or visit the adjacent Pibroch Bar & Restaurant

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Ferghas' Adventures

Ferghas trotted into Nessieland, eyes wide at the towering green beast in the garden. “Nessie!” he mooed, then paused. It was just a statue—but a fine one, with a cheeky grin.

Inside, Ferghas wandered past grainy photos and sonar scans. He watched the documentary, ears twitching at tales of shadows in the deep. “Could be a cousin,” he muttered.

He climbed into the play cave, bounced once on the bouncy castle, and posed beside the life-sized Nessie for a tourist’s photo. “Say cheese—or kelp!”

Before leaving, Ferghas bought a Nessie keyring and a coffee from the shop. As he looked out toward the loch, he thought: “Maybe she’s out there. Maybe not. But it’s fun to wonder.”

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