Top Inverness Bus Tours

Travel at your own pace, enjoy plenty of photo stops, and immerse yourself in Highland life with your very own Highlander Guide in a kilt. Fancy wearing a kilt or arisaid yourself? Just let us know. To give you the best experience without rushing, we offer two route options: the Trotternish or the Minginish peninsula. Each explores a different part of the island and is planned around nearby attractions and sensible travel times, so you can see more while still enjoying each stop. Whichever route you choose, our aim is simple: a relaxed, memorable day showcasing the scenery, history, and character that makes the Isle of Skye special. This is a private tour for 5–7 guests departing from Inverness. For groups of 1–4, please book our 'PRIVATE Isle of Skye Adventure from Inverness' Weather, opening hours or road conditions may affect our itinerary. We’ll offer a worthwhile alternative whenever possible.

This is a private Highland day out designed especially for women, and always led by a female guide. It is perfect if your partner is golfing, whisky tasting, or doing a different excursion, and you would love a day that feels made for you. It offers a relaxed alternative to busy coach tours, with time for castles, coast, boutique shopping, lunch, local treats and gentle exploring at your own pace. From Dunrobin Castle and its falconry display to Dornoch’s cathedral, beach, Highland boutiques and Highland charm, the day is thoughtfully planned to feel safe, personal and indulgent, with a guaranteed return to Invergordon in plenty of time for your ship. We can also tailor this around Tee Times and from Dornoch or Tain if you are staying locally.

The Isle of skye tour from Inverness is a full day tour of amazing scenery from start to finish including water falls Lochs and mountain views of some of the biggest that the isle of Skye has to offer . The isle is filled with legendary story's of the fairies and you will get to see the fairy pools where they swim in the crystal clear waters maybe you will catch a glimpse of one. Visiting many attractions on route including Eilean Donan Castle the most romantic castle in Scotland to kilt rock and mealt falls where you finish the day this 12 hour tour is filled with excitement and the best scenery Scotland has to offer

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.

Let us take you to the Scottish Castle that has been lived in by every King & Queen since Queen Victoria in 1856. You will be able to walk through the grounds and visit the State Room in the castle. Then we will visit Crathie Kirk which has been attended by the Royal Family since Victorian times. Finally onto Royal Lochnagar Distillery for a tour or tasting or both. The distillery, opened in 1845, is one mile from the castle and sits at the foot of the Cairngorm mountains.

Join us on an unforgettable journey through the Scottish Highlands! Setting off from Inverness, we cross the Kessock Bridge into the stunning Black Isle, a region of rolling countryside, charming villages, and incredible wildlife. Keep watch for the famous Moray Firth dolphins! Next, we reach Invergordon, a historic naval town adorned with striking murals depicting its rich past. From there, we ascend to Millionaire’s View, a breathtaking vantage point overlooking the Kyle of Sutherland, keep an eye out for salmon making their way upstream. In Dornoch, explore a town steeped in history, home to a 13th-century cathedral, a beautiful sandy beach, and the world-famous Royal Dornoch Golf Club. Walk quaint streets and soak in the Highland charm. Finally, we arrive at Dunrobin Castle, a fairytale fortress with lavish rooms, stunning gardens, and an exhilarating falconry display. With spectacular scenery and chances to spot iconic Scottish wildlife, this journey is one to remember!

A dram fine day out from Inverness exploring three of our finest local distilleries and their exquisite whiskies We'll head south from Inverness, to THE CAIRN DISTILLERY, situated beautifully on the banks of the River Spey and in the shadow of the Cairngorm Mountains. Here we'll explore one of Scotland's newest and most modern distilleries We return north towards Inverness and nip off the A9 at TOMATIN DISTILLERY. We can take their Legacy tour, or simply enjoy a dram or two in their tasting rooms. A late lunch at the wonderful 3 Bridges community owned cafe in Tomatin then north once again on the A9. Bypassing Inverness we take the Kessock Bridge over the Beauly Firth and head west along its northern shore to Muir of Ord, home of GLEN ORD DISTILLERY and the SINGLETON MALT. Here we can enjoy their Classic tour or simply sample some of their fine malts in the distillery's comfortable and contemporary tasting rooms. 1 or 2 distillery tours plus 1 or 2 tastings.

Discover the enchanting beauty of Loch Ness on a private nine-hour tour that takes you on a scenic journey around the loch. Begin your day at Urquhart Castle right as it opens, enjoying fewer crowds and stunning views. Experience the breathtaking Invermoriston Falls, visit the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre for lunch, and take in the panoramic vistas from Loch Loyne. With a personal guide and a fully electric Tesla, this tour offers an intimate exploration of one of Scotland's most famous landscapes, tailored to your pace and preferences. - Private tour tailored for one party, ensuring an exclusive experience - Seven scenic stops, including Urquhart Castle and Invermoriston Falls - Lunch at the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre, with options for walking trails - Pick-up from your location in Inverness included

Explore Johnstons of Elgin’s rich history in tweed and cashmere, crafting exquisite luxury products in the world’s finest fibres for over 225 years. Tours available. We’ll pop by Gordon & MacPhail whisky heritage centre and shop with its extraordinary selection of over 1000 single malt whiskies. Perhaps some in your group might prefer a tour of Johnstons of Elgin whilst others immerse themselves in the Gordon & MacPhail whisky experience (they’re only 5 minutes apart). Then off to explore Strathspey! Enjoy the beautiful Strathspey scenery unfolding before us as we make our way gradually alongside the River Spey. is there a particular distillery you’d like to visit? Let us know and we can book a tour, or shall we just meander between a few distilleries enjoying a tasting flight or two? Also available... Take the “Dram Tram” Keith – Dufftown heritage railway (weekends only) OR The Strathspey Steam Railway between Aviemore and Nethy Bridge (Broomhill).

Discover the Isle of Skye and its breathtaking landscapes on this captivating tour from Inverness. Journey through the North West Mountains and marvel at the stunning rural scenery before reaching the Isle of Skye. Explore the iconic sights of the Trotternish Peninsula, including the Old Man of Storr and Kilt Rock, and savor a delightful lunch in the charming village of Portree. The adventure continues with a visit to Eilean Donan Castle, known as Scotland's most photographed castle, before returning via the picturesque five sisters mountain pass and the legendary Loch Ness. - Full-day tour from Inverness to the Isle of Skye and Eilean Donan Castle - Visit iconic sites such as the Old Man of Storr and Kilt Rock - Enjoy lunch in the picturesque village of Portree - Experience stunning views of Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle on the return

This full-day tour offers a scenic journey from Inverness to the Isle of Skye and Eilean Donan Castle. First, explore the stunning Eilean Donan Castle, then travel through the picturesque landscapes of the Isle of Skye, stopping in Portree to soak in its charm. The tour highlights a hike to the famous Old Man of Storr, known for its dramatic rock formations and breathtaking views. With a blend of history, nature, and picturesque villages, this tour offers an unforgettable experience of Scotland’s natural beauty and cultural landmarks, making it perfect for travelers seeking both adventure and tranquility.

The train everyone photographs, from the places the photographs are taken. A private day from Inverness to Glenfinnan, Arisaig and Mallaig, built around the Jacobite timetable so you are on the hillside before the good ground goes. One sighting at the viaduct is promised and two or three are likely, because the train stops and we do not. This is a photography day rather than a train ride - no ticket needed, and no queue for one. Loch Shiel from the monument, the silver sands at Camusdarach, and the harbour at Mallaig where the road west runs out. One group per day, in a fully electric car.

Glen Affric is often called the finest glen in Scotland, and this is a full day in it rather than a look at it. A nine-hour private day from Inverness taking in Dog Falls, the water at Affric before the wind gets up, and Plodda Falls on the way home, through the largest fragment of ancient Caledonian pinewood left in the country. The pace is yours - if the light is right we stay until it is not. One group per day, in a fully electric car that makes no noise at a viewpoint.

Explore the landscapes of Skye on a private tour that takes you to the Fairy Pools and the historic Talisker Distillery. A twelve-hour day starting from Inverness, with time to walk into the Fairy Pools under the Black Cuillin and sample a dram at Talisker, and a different road home through Lochcarron and Achnasheen rather than the way you came. One group per day, so the pace is yours and nothing is rushed. Travel in a fully electric car - quiet at every viewpoint and no exhaust where you stop.