Chanonry Point Tours and Tickets

Embark on your own private tour to the Black Isle in half a day at your own pace. This tour is tailored towards guests who prefer to see locations off the beaten path & who don't have much time for full day tours. Enjoy the beautiful scenery around the Black Isle with sights of the rolling hills of Knockfarrel, Chanonry point and more with your local guide, meet our local residents the Highland Coo's, taste the famous Glen Ord Whisky. The Black Isle has so much to offer under such a small area. We also stop at Wardlaw Mausoleum which is tied with the series Outlander. Travelling time between stops has been fixed into total tour length as well. This tour can be customised as its your private tour. (Within Reasonable Distance/Time)

Explore the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands on this private full-day tour from Inverness. Journey through ancient pine forests, visit the famous Black Rock Gorge, and admire the stunning Rogie Falls. The scenic route includes a stop at Chanonry Point, where you may spot dolphins along the Moray Firth coast. Enjoy a personalized experience with your local guide as you take in the picturesque landscapes and cultural landmarks at your own pace. - Full-day private tour from Inverness, lasting 8.5 hours (08 AM - 04:30 PM) - Visit iconic sites like Black Rock Gorge, Fyrish Monument, and Rogie Falls - Keep an eye out for dolphins at Chanonry Point - Tailored itinerary for up to 7 guests, with options for scenic stops and local insights

Step into the shadows of Scotland’s mysterious past on this Enchanted Witches Tour — the first of its kind in the Highlands, exploring the real stories of those accused of witchcraft, the landscapes that shaped their fate, & the legacy they left behind. This unforgettable full-day tour is steeped in history, folklore, & spiritual tradition. Journey from Inverness through the Black Isle & Easter Ross to Dornoch, visit atmospheric sites like the Clootie Well, Chanonry Point, & the Witches’ Stone, where Janet Horne, the last person in Britain executed for witchcraft met her tragic end. Walk beneath trees hung with offerings, hear the tale of the Brahan Seer, & stand before Dornoch Cathedral, where centuries-old power & persecution once converged. Optional stops at the Historylinks Museum and Rebel Row connect past & present, showing how Scotland is beginning to honour those once forgotten. This tour honours real lives, real women, & the fears & beliefs that shaped their world.

Let's Meander! North, South, East or West.. You choose. We can create a fantastically memorable road trip by exploring the myriad of back roads here in The Highlands and Moray, with the secret highlights they reveal. AND/OR do you have a specific requirement or interest? Shall we head for the distilleries, or see how many golf courses we can find? How many Heilan Coos (Highland cattle) can we see in one day? The places we list below aren’t destinations but opportunities. We can decide during the day! All of these tours are available from Inverness. The North & East tours are also available from Invergordon. NORTH The Black Isle, Cromarty Ferry, Loch Fleet Nature Reserve, Dornoch Firth, Millionaire's View, Dunrobin Castle, Portmahomack, Balblair Distillery and Glenmorangie Distillery

Welcome to SCOTLAND: we can say that paradise !. This wonderful country has been rated in 2017 by reference publications in the world of Tourism and Leisure Travel as the most beautiful country in the world. On this impressive 5 day Tour / Vacation we are going to take you to experience and taste almost three quarters of the impressive Scotland or Alba in their Original Celtic language Scottish Gaelic. From the East Coast, the two huge National Parks, the Northeast Coast of the North Sea to the beautiful island of reference for outdoor cinema Skye, we are not going to miss practically anything along the way. This Tour is a selection of all the variety that this ancient and mystical country can offer us in just five wonderful days. MAY BE CONTRACTED IN PRIVATE OR OPEN GROUP.

We’ll explore the impact of the Picts on this majestic landscape. Known as ‘Picti’ by the Romans, meaning ‘Painted Ones’ in Latin, these northern tribes constituted the largest kingdom in Dark Age Scotland. 13th century Fortrose Cathedral with a brief stop at Chanonry Point to see if we can spot any dolphins. Then on to Groam House Museum to learn about their collection of carved Pictish stones from the 8th century AD. On to Cromarty. An enchanting wee town, perfect for a brief wander and a coffee before boarding the ferry and off to explore the Pictish sites and stones at Nigg, Shandwick and Hilton of Cadboll. Look at for random mermaids!! There’s a great lunch opportunity here before continuing on our journey to meet a Pictish Queen at The Tarbat Discovery Centre, Portmahomack, the epi-centre of the 8th century Pictish monastic estate. We can take a quick diversion out to see Tarbat Ness lighthouse before taking in our final Pictish stone of the day, the Edderton Cross Slab.