Do young children go for free on tour?

At The Loch Ness Centre, you’ll be invited to explore the origins of ancient local and Scottish myths, as well as the real stories and scientific research behind Scotland’s most famous legend of all, the Loch Ness Monster.

The Loch Ness Centre experience lasts between 45 minutes and 1 hour.

The tour runs every 10 minutes – from the time of opening to the time of closing.

There will be a £15 admin fee to change your booking with our Standard Admission Tickets. Contact us to change your booking.

Yes, if your group is over 10 people, you can benefit from our group rates. Click here to find out more.

Yes, pictures are allowed during the tour; however, videos are not permitted.

Our tour is fully accessible for wheelchair users.

There is free admission for carers when accompanying visitors with special assistance. You can book these tickets at the till or by contacting us at info@lochness.com.

Click here to see the accepted forms of ID for a carer’s ticket.

Assistance dogs are always welcome at The Loch Ness Centre. While well-behaved dogs are permitted at other times, please note that the experience can be busy, with loud and dark areas throughout.

During July and August, we only allow assistance dogs, as this is our busiest period, and we believe it may not be a suitable environment for pets. If you have any questions,  get in touch with us in advance.

Experience Loch Ness like never before with our private foreign language tours and audio guide options, designed to offer a fully immersive and personalised experience. Available in eight languages—French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Japanese, and German—these tours allow you to explore the mysteries and legends of Loch Ness in a way that speaks directly to you.

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No, our site is fully cashless. We won’t accept any cash payments. Credit and Debit cards are accepted on-site (except American Express cards).