Loch Ness Bakery Spiced Ginger Creams, 150g

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Inverness and Loch Ness (Visit Inverness Loch Ness): Coul House Hotel, Cabot Highlands, Downright Gabbler Cobbs inherited many of its recipes from the owners of that small farmhouse bakery while others have been handed down from family and friends. From muffins and scones to traybakes and cupcakes, there’s a Cobbs cake for everyone – including a gluten-free range that is produced in a dedicated factory built in 2016.

There are a couple of castles near Fort Augustus. The well-known Urquhart Castle is a beautiful romantic ruin that compliments the scenery around the loch perfectly. We're over the moon to announce that we have clinched an impressive four out of five awards at the prestigious Gin Cooperative Awards! 🏆 In this charming town near Loch Ness, you can spend the day castle-hopping and Nessie-spotting and end the day sleeping under the stars. Moray (Visit Moray Speyside): The Bearded Chef, Timeliness Fashion and Beauty, Strathisla DistilleryLunch can be taken at a few good restaurants such as the Loch Inn, the Bothy Restaurant and Bar, the Moorings, or Monster Fish and Chips. We recommend the Canalside Fish and Chip shop, where you can buy anything battered with chips (and I mean anything!) We actually didn’t set out to buy a bakery,” Mr Cameron explained. “We bought what was a farmhouse bakery in Drumnadrochit to make it a café and supply our own outlets but the homemade cakes were really popular in the area and further afield. That was in 2002 and the business mushroomed as we started supplying tourist attractions and other places.” Today, the bakery supplies a vast range of outlets including CalMac ferries, and shops, cafes and restaurants across Scotland, England and Ireland via wholesalers Fife Creamery, Bidfood and Lynas Foodservice. The final at Inverness Cathedral on 25th March is set to be a great day out for all the family so I’d welcome everyone to come along, get involved and see who is crowned Highland Shortbread Showdown Champion!”

Dialogue continued then Mr Cameron travelled to Guangzhou to meet directors of the company who were already speaking to VisitBritain about bringing Chinese tourists to the UK. Inverness and Loch Ness forms part of Nanhu’s 360-Degree VisitBritain campaign which aims to bring some 40,000 visitors to the UK every year – with 40 per cent of those heading for the Highlands. The Highland Shortbread Showdown has some high profile support, with corporate sponsors Scotland Food & Drink, Grain and Grind, Walker’s Shortbread and Dean’s, as well as support from The Highland Council and Inverness Common Good Fund. Unfortunately, though, these important debates are being spoiled by a vocal minority of trolls who aren’t really interested in the issues, try to derail the conversations, register under fake names, and post vile abuse. Originally, production was just for our own Cobbs outlets but demand from other visitor attractions and coffee shops soon enabled the business to grow. We rapidly outgrew our original farm kitchen and now we're based in larger premises in the village. We still use many of the original recipes but of course nowadayswe're making them in much larger quantities. Our team of 30 wonderful bakers and decorators work hard,night and day, creating hand-made cakes that are sent far and wide to customers all over Scotland and the north of England. If you have an interested in traditional glassblowing, you can browse throw a stunning range of contemporary glass artwork at a bespoke gallery in Fort Augustus.

I have property in Italy and have been going there for 40 years and its appeal never wanes. I also have strong connections with Ireland – my son lives there and I do business there – and I also love the islands of Thailand for the people, the food and the scenery. Here’s a gallery of photos from our Loch Ness Centre visit: Research Submarine Loch Ness Fossil Photo of Nessie Diving Bell for Loch Scientific Boat Speed Record Attempt Souvenir Shop Guide Books

Visitors to Fort William have easy access to stunning outdoor locations like Glen Coe, The Mamores and Glen Sheil and whether you enjoy sports on land or water, you are spoiled for options here. Professor Terry Stevens from Swansea University. He is both visionary and inspirational when it comes to developing tourism strategies and new destinations. I've known him for 20 years and worked with him – he's incredibly switched on. If you are searching for things to do in Fort Augustus, we can help you get started with your ‘to do list’. Mr Cameron’s introduction to Nanhu Travel came completely by chance after his nephew, Rory Cameron, who is managing director of Cobbs Group, got into conversation with two Nanhu employees who were visiting the Highlands. They asked what there was to see and do in the area and he took them on an impromptu tour.This is the perfect place for couples looking for a romantic getaway in Scotland as you will be surrounded by wilderness and heated by a log burner. Domes are incredibly spacious and can comfortably sleep up to four campers inside. The Iceberg Glassblowing Studio was established in 1982 by Douglas Wilson and Julie Snowdon, it is located near the Caledonian Canal. The owners at the studio use borosilicate glass which is heated over a propane or oxygen flame. Many different kinds of decorative items can be made using this glass including jewellery, hanging vases, candle-holders, Christmas decorations, ornamental thistles, and Loch Ness Monsters of course! Day trip to Inverness The Chinese love Scotland because we have a great story to tell,” said Mr Cameron. “We brought almost 2,000 Chinese tourists to Loch Ness last year and over the winter. The new Edinburgh route will really open up the Highlands – and the rest of Scotland. Don’t underestimate the opportunity or the value to the economy, particularly to the Highlands.”

The 60 mile long Caledonian Canal sits between the city of Inverness and the small Scottish town of Fort William. Mr Cameron’s own story is a point in case. So, too, is that of Cobbs, named after racing driver and adventurer John Cobb who died while trying to break the world water speed record on Loch Ness in 1952. This adventurer may well break a few records of his own in the world of Highlands tourism. We want to be as sustainable a business as possible in promoting the whole of the Highlands as an area of sustainability and conscious travel.”Launched by Visit Inverness Loch Ness (VILN), the Highland Shortbread Showdown is a competition for tourism businesses across the Highlands to enter their version of the region’s favourite biscuit for the chance to be crowned the ultimate winner.