Munlochy is a quiet and peaceful village, near Munlochy bay and surrounded by fertile arable farmland. The basic facilities for the tourist are available, including a hotel, shop, post office, bed & breakfast establishments and a garage.

The village is small but has a beautiful church and is well worth a visit while you are touring the Black Isle. The people are friendly, the atmosphere is relaxing and the rolling farmland around the village has a beauty all its own.

Munlochy has become much more popular in the last two decades thanks to the erection of the Kessock Bridge, joining the Black Isle with Inverness, Scotland. Whereas in the past you would have to drive right around the Beauly Firth to reach Inverness it is now just a short drive away. Hence Munlochy has become popular with commuters as have other villages on the Black Isle.