Contact us
Small independent site, no contact form, no ticket number. Send an email and a person reads it.
Things worth writing to us about:
- A cruise here whose fare, pier or departure time has changed. Loch-side details move more than you would think, and we would rather hear it from you than notice it three months late.
- A Loch Ness or Caledonian Canal cruise that is bookable and not on the site. If it has a real, currently bookable listing page with published departures, send the link. Charters that only book direct, and land tours that never touch the water, sit outside what this site covers.
- A question about a sailing that the FAQ does not answer.
- Anything on the site you think is wrong. Especially that.
Email info@lochnesscruises.org
What we cannot help with
We cannot take a booking, move a date, cancel a reservation or issue a refund. None of those are ours to touch. Every cruise on this site is sold on the marketplaces and operated by Loch Ness by Jacobite, and your reservation sits with them from the moment you pay.
So if your question is about a booking you have already made, the quickest route is the confirmation email you were sent. It carries your reference number, the boarding time, the exact pier and a message button that reaches the people actually running your boat. On a same-day question that beats us every time, and on a weather call it is the only channel that can answer, because only the skipper and the operator make that decision, and on an exposed Highland loch a high-wind day can force it.
Two details on that confirmation are worth checking twice before you email anyone. The pier, because Jacobite sails from Clansman Harbour on the A82 (about nine miles from Inverness) and from Dochgarroch Lock on the canal (four to five miles out), with some coach trips leaving Inverness itself, and turning up at the wrong one costs you the sailing. And the boarding time, because boarding closes before departure, so twenty to thirty minutes early is the plan.
Still deciding which cruise? The homepage lays the Loch Ness sailings side by side, and the FAQ covers how these listings are chosen and where the figures come from.