Invergordon - Highland tour number two

This Highland sightseeing tour, unlike tour number 1, captures the geography to North, and only then south of the port of Invergordon. And that is only because few people, arriving in our region will refuse the temptation to visit the legendary Loch Ness Lake. After all, everyone at heart cherishes the hope that he will be able to see the famous monster;

- Invergordon. Drive along the unusual central street of the city and the short history of this port, which has long been a British naval base.

- Locks. A visit to the beautifully preserved medieval castle of Dunrobin with its unusual architecture for Scotland and magnificent “Versailles” gardens, where you can watch a fantastic falconry show with the famous castle falconer Andy Hughes (see excursion Sutherland County and Dunrobin Castle)

- Wild life. Reserve estuary Loch Fleet with its unique fauna protected by the state.

- Ruins of castles. A panoramic view of the ruins of the castle, which played a key role in the history of Scotland in the early 13th century, which in the last century belonged to the adviser of Yeltsyn.

World-class Golf Field and 13th-century Cathedral with valuable stained glass windows in a city that witnessed the most recent witch execution in the British Isles.

- Whiskykurni. Glenmoranji - this is one of the most beloved tourists of the Northern distillery on the shore of the sea bay is famous not only for the highest in Scotland distillation cubes, but also for the most sought-after buyers varieties of single malt whiskey 10 and 18 years old.

The very first Royal City in Scotland, where for centuries flocked to the miraculous relics of St. Dasus numerous pilgrims from the south of Scotland, among whom was King James IV – grandfather of Mary Stuart.

- History. The heritage of ancient tribes (Pict stones). The Tragic History of the Highlands of the 17th and 19th centuries (Jacobite Uprisings, Highland Cleansing, Potato Famine)

- North Sea Bays. A trip along several bays of the North Sea, crossing three grand bridges that directly connected the farthest corners of the north of the Highlands with the south.

- Capital of the Highlands. A sightseeing express tour of Inverness.

- Loch Ness. Acquaintance with the legendary Loch Ness Lake and the northern part of the famous Calendon Canal - the genius brainchild of the great Scottish architect Thomas Telford.

- Abandoned castles. A panoramic view of the majestic ruins of the ancient castle of Urquhart (Arkart).

- Ancient Viking capital. Return to Ivergordon through the ancient capital of the Vikings, where many amazing and even shocking events took place!

Full escort of the guide along the route on a comfortable personal
car with full panoramic roof and three-zone climate control