The hunt for the Loch Ness Monster takes place on Saturday and Sunday.
The biggest hunt for the Loch Ness Monster in 50 years is taking place this weekend
The centre has called on those with a fixation on finding the Scottish creature to get involved, with boats running from 10am to 6pm on both days and 17 different spotting locations around the loch, where volunteers can come down to keep an eye on proceedings.For Megan Rough, a marketing executive for the Loch Ness Centre this weekend, the search for “Nessie” has left her and the rest of the team “incredibly excited”.
“There’s so much love for Nessie out there that we just didn’t realise existed and it’s really amazing to see this bring so many people together.” “I went out on one of the boats this morning – if you pass over anything, the skipper on the boat was able to demonstrate how this technology works and anything, whether it be small or large, will be captured by this sonar imaging equipment.”
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