Here are the most popular excursions for visitors to Invergordon. We have teamed up with Viator to offer the best excursion programme for cruise ships guests – usually at significant savings to similar excursions offered by cruise lines
Inverness Clava Cairns, Culloden Battlefield and Urquhart Castle
Explore the Highlands as you travel from Inverness or Invergordon to the famous Loch Ness on a journey to discover the Loch Ness Monster. On the way, see the ancient Clava Cairns—just as fascinating as the legend of Nessie—and pass by Culloden, the battlefield where the last hand-to-hand war was fought
5 – 7 hours
from around £136
Full-Day Tour of Scotland from Invergordon
Take a tour of Scotland’s highlights on this full-day excursion that begins with pickup from central Invergordon. Visit significant landmarks including Cawdor Castle, Inverness, Clava Cairns, and Culloden Battlefield to get a comprehensive overview of Scotland and its history. And no visit to Scotland is complete without trying to find the famous monster at Loch Ness.
6 – 8 hours
from around £138
Invergordon Shore Excursion Highland Bucket List Tour
Go straight from your Invergordon cruise port to the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands on this small-group tour. Travel in a comfortable car and see historic landmarks like Clava Cairns, the site of the Battle of Culloden, and the one and only Loch Ness. Hear the stories behind the sights, stop off at a distillery for a taste of local gin
7 hours
from around £120
North Whisky Tour: To Highland Malt Whisky Trail +Dunrobin Castle
The North Highland Whisky Trail offers a unique and enriching experience, combining the art of whisky-making with the natural beauty and rich history of the Highlands. Whether you are a seasoned whisky connoisseur or a curious traveller, this trail provides a memorable journey through one of Scotland’s most enchanting regions.
7 – 8 hours
from around £400 per group (up to 4 guests)
Please Note – when booking a private excursion that is not operated by the cruise line it is your responsibility to ensure that you are back in port in good time for the ‘All Aboard’ time. We suggest allowing at least 1 hour after your ships arrival in port to allow for immigration clearances and plan to be back in port at least 1 hour before ‘All Aboard’ time to allow for any traffic issues etc on your return journey.