Very friendly staff. Boat trip over and back was brill. Stunning views of the loch and castle. Never seen so many swans in the one place. Everything was well documented so you knew what you were looking at and who you had been before you Thank you for a lovely trip Oh take a picnic lovely’s spots to sit and unlike us hopefully the sun will shine (it’s Scotland ya will love it anyway) Cheers for a very memorable experience

This little castle island is absolutely stunning. The views are breath taken. The boat trip out was nice and short and the water wasnt chappy at all. The lovely guys at the boatshed that drives the boat was amazing. The castle itself is stunning. With access to the second and third floor. Stairs are step so be careful but totally worth the visit

We had a great visit to the castle, we were not sure about the boat as it was smaller than I thought but the journey over was actually pleasant. The castle was enjoyable it was a wee bit windy on the day, but all was good . The boat driver was very informative as we crossed the loch. Very polite and helpful staff.

We booked the early boat, 10:15 hours over to the island, which worked for us as we have a young 14 month old. Arriving as requested, 10 minutes early, we were able to buy brochures for the adults and make sure that the youngster was looking forward to the trip. Luckily for us the day was a fantastic summer's day, you don't get many of those in this area, with sunshine and flatwater. The boat ride over was easy and Hannah, who was driving it, did a great job in answering all the questions from the people on board. On arriving at the island a thorough brief was conducted on barking from the vessel as well as do's and don'ts on the historic site. Walking around for the allotted time, roughly an hour, we found that we were able to cover all of the significant aspects of the castle. Of the points to note, if you miss the next boat you will end up potentially having to wait longer for the boats after that, as they run on a first come first serve basis with only 12 people as a maximum on board . Walking around the historic site was not only interesting but educational. There is signboards with information.about the entire site and you are able to learn a great deal, as well as immerse yourself in the history of the site. I would recommend a visit to the castle, for people that live in the local area as well as those travelling through. It's run by a great organisation and contributes significantly to the upkeep of historic areas, as well as being interesting. Limiting factors would be wheelchair users or those with difficulty getting in and out of boats on water.