INVERNESS
Ranked by traveller popularity
Our pick of the 10 city tours travellers rate most, with the route, the operator, the season to book and what each one costs.
Inverness City daily walking tour: a small-group 90-minute intro to castles, churches, River Ness, and Ness Bridge.
“Even if you think you know inverness, this little walking tour will surprise you, by showing you some of the hidden gems.”
Hop on and off Inverness by open-top double-decker bus for city sights, cathedrals, castle views, and canal viewpoints with English audio.
Hop on City Sightseeing Inverness for a 24-hour open-top loop with audio narration, River Ness views, and 11 stops to plan your day.
“Not much to it, should have just stayed in town and gone shopping, the ride was a nice around the area ride was all it was. Nothing to hop on and off for. I would not do it again.”
Private Inverness day trip hitting St Andrew’s Cathedral, Loch Ness, Urquhart Castle, Beauly Priory, whisky, Culloden, Cawdor, and Clava Cairns.
“We had one of our best Scotland experiences with William as our guide. He was a font of historical information and great at improvising when one of the sites had to close because of a water problem. I can’t give it enough stars.”
1.5-hour small-group walk in Inverness, from Inverness Castle views to River Ness wildlife and old houses, for $21.
“Cath was very knowledgable and told very interesting facts, she was even able to tell us and interesting story about our Airbnb! We would definitely recommend this tour.”
Private North Highlands day from Inverness with Beauly Priory, Dornoch views, Falls of Shin, Dunrobin Castle, Loch Fleet, Dornoch, and Glenmorangie.
“Mike was friendly, professional and was a very knowledgeable tour guide. He took special care because my husband has mobility issues. He was even kind enough to return a water bottle that we left in his car.”
Private guided walk in Inverness for up to 6. See Inverness Castle, Cathedral, River Ness and quieter corners with a local guide.
A 2-hour private walk through Inverness city centre with a guide, Outlander nods, free stops, and River Ness wildlife chances.
“Guide was extremely knowledgeable about area history, culture and food. She was wearing traditional Scottish plaid uniform and matching umbrella. She showed me hidden gems of the town.”
Self-guided Inverness treasure hunt by app: solve clues from Falcon Square past the Castle and Ness, earn points, and explore freely.
“Such a fun way to see the city and learn so much! This adventure is through a very very professionally done app. I didn’t know what to expect and now I will be looking for more cities”
Inverness self-guided walking puzzle quest with Nessie clues, River Ness views, and app-based challenges for up to 5 people for $37.
