Inverness
Grab your kilt and sporran and embark on a Highland adventure in Inverness, Scotland's picturesque gateway to the Highlands. Drive along the iconic Route 500, where breathtaking landscapes unfold at every turn, and make sure to stop by the region's renowned whiskey distilleries to savor a dram of Scotland's finest. For a taste of Scottish cuisine with a twist, indulge in haggis on pizza, a delightful fusion of tradition and innovation. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of the legendary Loch Ness monster as you explore the mysterious waters of the iconic Loch Ness. Inverness offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, ensuring an unforgettable experience for every traveler.
Which Cruise?
For once we didn't cruise, we took a mini-break to Inverness, but travelled in a different style; The Caledonian Sleeper. One of two sleeper trains in the UK, It connects London with Inverness, Fort William, Glasgow and Edinburgh
Highlights
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Must do's
Things we did and we think you should too...
Walk 500 miles
Named after the iconic Scottish song get lost in the highlands beauty as you drive around North Coast 500. Be sure to venture off the beaten track into the height of the highlands to explore rolling landscapes and glistening lochs.
FORE!
Tee off at one of Scotland famous golf courses such as Castle Stuart. the course features an art-deco club house and the 17th century castle after it's named. Set against the dramatic Highland landscapes
A wee dram
Visit one of Scotts favourite whiskey's; Glenmorangie. A granite distillery perched on the side of the North Sea conceals towering copper stills where they make the amber nectar. Take the tour, try a drop or have lunch in Glenmorangie House and experience the famous Scottish hospitality.
Find Nessy!
search for the elusive Loch Ness monster aboard a Jackobite expedition. Gliding across the mysterious waters of Loch Ness, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Scottish Highlands. With the wind in your hair and the thrill of the unknown ahead.Whether you're a skeptic or a true believer, there's no denying the allure of uncovering one of the world's greatest mysteries.
Top Tips
Tips to help you have a great time on shore.
Uber?
No - But local taxi's and public transport is available
Currency?
British Pound
(English and Northern Irish notes are accepted and vice versa)
Dock Side?
There are two ports in Inverness depending on your ship size:
- Smaller ships that can navigate the river Ness (e.g. Ponant/Hebridian Island Cruises) can dock in the heart of Inverness, where everything is on your door step.
- Larger Ships (e.g. Royal Caribbean/Celebrity Cruises) dock nearby in Invergordon on the coast. Local taxi's and busses are avalible into Inverness and further afield. To discover the highlands or route 500 plan in advance.
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