“Special offer”
20% off weeks and 15% of short breaks in April.
15% off weeks and 10% of short breaks for May and June.
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Royal Navy Sea Cadets
The Royal Navy Sea Cadets from the University of Birmingham came up through the locks on Friday and spent the weekend doing manoeuvres on Loch Ness, they were snapped coming back down through the locks yesterday.
Spring Flowers
Going up the Locks
SPECIAL OFFER – Ivy Cottage
Limited offer for April 19th to 26th and May 3rd to 24th – weeks hire for £350
Our lovely wee cottage at Laggan Locks is available for a few weeks to hire at the special offer price of £350. Ivy cottage can accommodate 2, the lounge has an open fire (coal is provided), the kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer and the bathroom has a bath and shower. Pets are allowed at a supplement of £30 per pet. Electric is included.
Last Boats moved to Loch Lochy
Here are the final cruisers moving through the lock gates from Winter to operational pontoons
More boat moving
It’s a glorious at Laggan today, after a frosty start the skies are blue and the sun is beaming, as it was such good weather the men decided to move some more boats down to Loch Lochy. It’s just a couple of weeks until we are open, so everybody is working very hard to get the boats ready for the season.
Red Squirrel
All Hands On Deck!
It was all hands on deck yesterday as we started moving our boats from their winter moorings on the Canal back down to our operating pontoons on Loch Lochy.
It was a good day to move them through, better than doing it doing it today as it is blowing a hoolie!
A couple of fishing trawlers came through yesterday while the locks were open.
The Canal is open at the moment by arrangement, the spring hours start on Monday 24th March – they will be open from 8.30am to 5.30pm.
So far today we have seen a private yacht called Endeavour, (the crew were heading for Gibraltar where they are meeting up with some other crew members, the journey is to commemorate the 2nd world war and has been organised by ex Marines) and there have also been a couple of large Trawlers from Scandanavia.