The 2 Ness Walk Apartments are situated within a 18th century 'Scottish Baronial Style' town house that has been newly renovated in to 3 & 2 bed apartments.
The beautiful city of Inverness is truly the gateway to the Highlands. An energetic, modern city, Inverness offers a great base to explore all the Highlands has to offer.
Our apartments are super central and newly refurbished. they each have 2 double bedrooms, modern kitchens and lovely large living rooms with THE MOST spectacular view of Inverness Castle. The apartment is located directly across the river from the Castle and the bustling town centre.
We are just a short walk from many of the fantastic restaurants and bars Inverness has to offer. 5 minutes walk to the train and bus station and all access routes to the airport. You will not find a more central apartment in Inverness! A perfect base to explore Inverness and the Highlands! Loch Ness is a short car or bus journey away, and the majestestic isle of Skye is a day trip away. 2 Ness walk apartments is also a poud member of the North Coast 500 route
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The Loch Ness Monster: Fact or Fiction? You decide!
A trip to Inverness wouldn't be complete without a visit to Loch Ness - it contains the largest volume of freshwater in the British Isles, and actually has more than all the lakes in England and Wales combined. Located to the south of Inverness, you can take a loch cruise, or explore the likes of ruined Urquhart Castle on the banks of the loch. Try to spot the resident pod of dolphins in the Moray Firth, at Chanonry Point in Cromarty, or to the east of the city at Fort George.
For at least 1,500 years a legend has been told that Loch Ness is home to a mysterious aquatic animal. Some say she is a myth, some say she is a long living plesiosaur, or even some form of sea serpent. Whether real or fake, the Loch Ness Monster, (affectionately nicknamed Nessie by the locals) is definitely one of Scotland’s most famous characters.
Loch Ness is by far and away the UK’s largest body of water, and at 7 billion cubic metres in volume, is big enough to hide the entire human race.. or even a monster or two.
According to legend, Nessie was first sighted in A.D. 565, when St. Columba repelled a water beast after it had killed a man swimming in the River Ness.
One of the first apparent Nessie images was taken in 1934, and is widely known as the Surgeon’s photograph. This photo however, was discovered to be a hoax. Since then, there have been dozens of apparent “Nessie” photos and films, but there has been no concrete evidence proving her existence. She has even shown up on Google Street View and Google Earth!
Fancy spotting Nessie? Take an explore down the shoreline to see if you can catch a glimpse of her. If you want to get serious about your hunt for the elusive beast, Jacobite Cruises offer a variety of length of experiences to satisfy the avid Nessie hunter departing from Inverness!
So whether Nessie is a real plesiosaur, or just a tall “tail” to amuse kids, (and sometimes big kids), it is really up to you to decide.