• Urquhart Castle - At Urquhart Castle, visitors can explore the remnants of a medieval fortress that played a pivotal role in Scottish history. Some highlights include:

Admiring the castle’s strategic location on a rocky promontory with expansive views of Loch Ness.
Experiencing the atmosphere of one of Scotland’s most renowned lochs.
Visiting the Grant Tower, the most preserved part of the castle, offering breathtaking views of the loch and surrounding landscape.
Imagining grand banquets in the Great Hall, where the castle’s lords and ladies entertained guests.
Peering into the dim prison cell, rumored to have held the legendary Gaelic bard Dòmhnall Donn.
Viewing the Urquhart Ewer and other medieval artifacts left by castle residents, displayed in the visitor center.
Observing the full-sized trebuchet, a medieval siege engine used to launch stones at enemy walls.

• The Singleton Distillery -
  For a unique and unforgettable experience in the Scottish Highlands, a visit to Singleton Distillery Muir of Ord is a must. As one of the oldest and most esteemed whisky distilleries in the country, it offers a variety of tours and tastings for visitors of all ages and preferences. Learn about the history and craftsmanship of whisky making, see the traditional copper stills and oak casks, and sample some of the finest single malt whiskies in the world. Enjoy the stunning scenery of the Black Isle, where the distillery is located, and explore nearby attractions such as Glen Ord Castle, Beauly Priory, and Loch Ness. Whether a whisky connoisseur or a curious traveler, there is something to suit every taste and budget at Singleton Distillery Muir of Ord. Don’t miss the chance to discover the true spirit of Scotland!

• Robertson’s Farm Shop Beauly - This delightful farm offers a range of activities and attractions for all ages and interests. Here are some things to enjoy at Robertson Farm Beauly:

• Take a guided tour of the farm and learn about its history, animals, and crops. Feed the chickens, pet the sheep, and watch the cows being milked.

• Explore the beautiful gardens and orchards, where you can pick your own fruits and vegetables in season. Purchase fresh produce, jams, honey, and other homemade products at the farm shop.

• Have a picnic or barbecue in the scenic picnic area, enjoying views of the hills and river. Rent a bike or kayak to explore the surrounding nature trails and waterways.

• Participate in workshops or events regularly held at the farm, such as pottery, painting, cooking, yoga, music, and more. Book a private session or party for special occasions.

• Inverness Cathedral - Inverness Cathedral is a magnificent Gothic Revival church located on the banks of the River Ness. It is the northernmost cathedral in mainland Britain and a must-see for visitors to the Highland capital. Here are some highlights of this historic and beautiful site:

• Admire the architecture. Built in the 19th century by architect Alexander Ross, the cathedral features a rose window, twin spires, a vaulted ceiling, and stained glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible and Scottish history.

• Explore the history. The cathedral has witnessed many significant events, such as Queen Victoria’s visit in 1876, the funeral of John Macleod of Macleod in 1935, and the ordination of Scotland’s first female priest in 1994. Learn more about the cathedral’s history through informative displays and guided tours.

• Culloden Battlefield - For a historical and scenic destination in Scotland, consider visiting Culloden Battlefield. This is the site of the last battle of the Jacobite Rising in 1746, where the British army defeated the Jacobite forces. Here are some things to see and do at Culloden Battlefield:

• Explore the visitor center, where you can learn about the history and context of the battle, see artifacts and weapons, and watch a 360-degree immersive film that recreates the battle scene.

• Walk along the battlefield trail, where you can see the graves of fallen soldiers, the memorial cairn, and the clan stones marking the locations of different clans that fought in the battle.

• Join a guided tour to hear stories and anecdotes from expert guides who explain the battle’s significance and impact on Scottish history and culture.

• Loch Ness Region - Loch Ness, located in the Scottish Highlands, is a deep freshwater lake known for its legendary cryptid, the Loch Ness Monster, which has captivated imaginations and sparked numerous investigations.

• Inverness - Inverness City, the Highland capital, boasts Loch Ness, historic sites, and stunning scenery, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and heritage. There are beautiful restaurants where you can enjoy lunch.

• Private transportation

• Lunch

Going on a cruise ship voyage to Scotland? We’ve got you covered. Navigate the grandeur of the Scottish Highlands right from your cruise ship docked at Invergordon port. We’ll set up a rendezvous spot outside the port with a representative awaiting your arrival. A sign bearing your name will be visible to help you locate us with ease. Here are the tour package options for groups of 5-7 people:

In case you desire a bespoke tour catered to your preferences, we can work together to plan an exclusive itinerary. Let us know your ideas, and I’ll assist in scheduling your day and negotiating a fair pricing structure. Our primary aim is to ensure your tour experience is seamless and thoroughly enjoyable.

If you choose to compile a custom tour, do consult with Aleman Ali regarding prices and pickup locations.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.