Invergordon Cruises
Invergordon, located at the head of Cromarty Firth in the stunning Scottish Highlands, has a homespun charm and serves as a gateway to the legendary waters of Loch Ness, Culloden Battlefield, the town of Inverness, and the Whyte & Mackay whisky distillery.
A short walk into the centre reveals the town’s collection of impressive murals painted by local artists, which tell stories of the local area.[ReadMoreMob] It’s also the perfect place to explore Scottish history amid the brooding splendour of 15th century Cawdor Castle (forever – but incorrectly – linked with Shakespeare's Macbeth), and the imposing Dunrobin Castle, which dates from the 13th century and houses a fine collection of paintings and family memorabilia belonging to the Earls of Sutherland.
Top Experiences
Loch Ness
No visit to Invergordon would be complete without a visit to Loch Ness – Scotland’s most famous loch. The largest volume lake in Scotland, Loch Ness stretches for 37 kilometres (20 miles) and is renowned for sightings of what is claimed to be the elusive Loch Ness Monster! Alleged sightings of the monster – affectionately known as Nessie – date back to 1933.
Inverness
Considered the capital of the Highlands, Inverness is a city located on the banks of the River Ness. The northernmost city in the United Kingdom, Inverness from the Gaelic ‘Inbhir Nis’, meaning ‘Mouth of the River Ness,’ is home to a striking medieval castle, impressive cathedral, museum and art gallery and many cafés and restaurants.
Cruises to Invergordon
Myths and Legends of British Isles • L2209A
- Away from the beaten track, discover places famed for their history and folklore.
- Delve into the Neolithic and Norse heritage of Orkney and Shetland; and tour to legendary Loch Ness from Invergordon.
- Visit Northern Ireland's Giant's Causeway and explore Dorset's Jurassic Coast; plus scenic cruise some of Scotland's most beautiful regions.
Scenic Isles of the UK • T2212
- Visit the UK’s most hard-to-reach islands
- Marvel at wildlife in natural habitats
- Explore off the beaten track on remote islands
Scenic Isles of Scotland • S2215
- Scenic cruise by impressive Fingal’s Cave
- Calls into remote Islands, such as Orkney
- View seabirds & sea stacks on the Isle of Skye
Scenic Isles of Scotland • S2215BFS
- Scenic cruise by impressive Fingal’s Cave
- Calls into remote Islands, such as Orkney
- View seabirds & sea stacks on the Isle of Skye
Scenic Isles of Scotland • S2219
- Tour to see Loch Ness from Invergordon
- Call at the hard to reach Shetland Islands
- Scenic cruise the pretty Sound of Mull
Scenic Isles of Scotland • S2219BFS
- Tour to see Loch Ness from Invergordon
- Call at the hard to reach Shetland Islands
- Scenic cruise the pretty Sound of Mull
Scenic British Isles • T2217A
- Discover the beauty, history and wildlife of rugged and remote Scottish isles.
- Look out for native seabirds in Shetland, Orkney and on the Isle of Skye, plus seek-out their historic sites.
- Experience memorable scenic cruising, and visit Belfast, Cobh and the Isle of Man too.
Scenic Isles and Lochs of Scotland • T2219
- Scenic cruise the picturesque Sound of Mull
- Explore the remote Orkney & Shetland Islands
- Explore Loch Ness from Invergordon
Scenic Isles & Lochs of Scotland • L2224
- Enjoy scenic cruising past remote natural wonders
- Visit the famed Loch Ness from Invergordon
- Discover Neolithic and Norse settlements
UK Scenic Isles & Celtic Cities • M2228
- Visit remote islands of Scilly, Shetland & Orkney
- Explore beautiful Cornwall from Falmouth
- Experience scenic cruising by Fingal’s Cave
