It's the first time we have taken the kids here so it was a bit of an experement to see what it was like and, well let's say we all thought it was ace! Due to my medical condition I couldn't use most of the facilities which is a shame because when you get to the foyer there are different activities signposted and we would have loved to have been able to try many of them out with the bairns, but this trip was for them to experience the pool, and that was packed with activities and things to keep them laughing and occupied. I didn't even realise myself just how many fun things they could do in a pool these days. To be honest, I thought the wave pool when I did my offshore training many years ago was the pinnacle of what could be done, but this made it seem a bit tame! I am not going to go into detail as to what is available, I shall leave it for you to experience, believe me, you will not be disappointed! While they enjoyed themselves, we first went to the cafe for short while and watched them. The coffee was fine, and we were pleased with the whole experience, but we had already decided that while in Inverness and this close, we wanted to have a look at the botanical gardens as they were only a few hundred yards away, if that. As I knew I am very limited with walking, it had started to rain and I had my rolator today, we decided to take the car over nearer the door to park, only to find that to do that we had to drive away from the area and to a huge loop and come in from the other side. Awesome! However, I have to say the gardens were well worth a visit. There is plenty seating so I was able to covet it in short bursts easily, and I loved watching the fish in the pond in the tropical House though my fingers were itch for a rod to try and catch to two 8/9 pounders lol that were in there. Ah well, some things are not to be. On the way out I went to the accessible toilet and that was the only mar on the day. Clearly well undersized, I struggled to get in with the rolator and get turned. My wife had to stand guard outside the door even though normally she would come in to help me, and that meant I was ages in there trying to get sorted. I really do wish everybody would realise the standard recommended size for a disabled toilet is as large as it is because people need it that size! Never mind though, overall both places were worth a visit so if you are thinking about, I would recommend you just do it. I really do think you will be happy you did.