Appearing to float over the water the original wooden boathouse is being converted into a waterside restaurant offering a mouth-watering array of home-cooked food and local fare.
Relaxation or Exercise, the choice is yours.
A wealth of country pursuits are on hand and, in season, a choice of field sports including rough (walked-up) game shooting, clay pigeon shooting, river or loch fishing and stalking, all under the expert guidance of local ghillies and stalkers might be organized for you.
Many of Scotland's famous golf courses are easily accessible including the links courses at Nairn and Royal Dornoch.
Cyclists and walkers can enjoy breathtaking views along the Great Glen Way and Cycle Route through Glen Mor and along the northwest shores of Loch Lochy and Loch Ness, following the course of the Caledonian Canal.
More leisurely pursuits could include a visit to one of the many historic castles or gardens in the vicinity, one of the most famous woollen mills or a distillery or two - there is always something to do or somewhere new to explore.
