Lovely day out…. Not sure why I’ve never been before but definitely worth it. Steeped in history - chapel was beautiful and views from turrets across Moray forth and Black Isle were stunning! Lovely gift shop which stocked something for everyone. Shame that I didn’t get into the museum as I was dog sitting but I will definitely go back again to walk through that.

We were just passing on my drive around Loch Ness and area so popped along. It was closed but we were still able to walk round the outside. Absolutely amazing structure and didn’t realise it is still a working military base. If we return to the area. Would love to go back when open

A fascinating visit to a (still active) impressive military fortress. Being able to explore the fort at a leisurely pace, while seeing personnel going about their routine was unusual and welcome. We went on a fairly quiet, but chilly, windy day, though with the exception of the upper (rampart) area, we were generally sheltered from the weather. We took the electronic guides, but didn't find them necessary - unless greater detail is needed, the small paper guide map and the information boards are sufficient. We were lucky enough to coincide with the tide, so saw the dolphins from the ramparts.

A very enjoyable afternoon spent here. I wasn’t expecting much but was pleasantly surprised. There is an audio recording which is included in the ticket price and entrance into the Highland Regiment museum. Nice little cafe on site for coffee and cake.

Visited with my mother while holidaying nearby. When we arrived we paid the entry and were given a free handheld to explain up to 30 locations. The place is massive and from the ramparts you get a fabulous view. There is also a gift shop and café

We were so impressed with Fort George and the very interesting information to be absorbed. The Highlanders Museum is quite fantastic, take your time there is so much to learn. The location is also great affording lovely views across the water.

This is an amazing place to visit. The design of the fortifications is awesome, although they were more or less redundant when completed as war technology moved on. The museum is fascinating. On a good day the views from the ramparts are spectacular as when we visited.

A great day out for all. Lucky to have had amazing weather! Could have spent the whole day here so great value for money. Our favourite day out this holiday. Brilliant views and interesting museum and rooms through out. We also enjoyed the little activities: colouring, dressing up etc

We saw this over the Firth so went over to see what it was. We were suprisedntou could pay to go inside. It’s dog friendly in the outside areas. Lots of history to learn about. It’s still an active Army base. Lovely cakes in the cafe. Plenty to see if it was raining.

We thought we would spend about an hour around this Fort but there is so much to see. The audio guide (included in ticket price) is excellent & we spent about 3 hours before having to drag ourselves away. So much to see & learn - allow plenty of time.