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Dunrobin Castle

Fairy-tale Spires and Coastal Vistas

Dunrobin & The Far North

7 Hours 📍 Departs Inverness 👥 Up to 6 Guests
From £650 / vehicle Check Availability

Journey Beyond the Capital

Many visitors to Inverness go south to Loch Ness or west to Skye. Few realize that heading north along the coast reveals some of Scotland's most striking architecture and finest distilleries.

This route is smooth, extremely scenic, and less crowded than the western routes. The crowning jewel is Dunrobin Castle, a French-chateau inspired masterpiece rising above the North Sea.

Your Itinerary

09:00

Heading North

Depart Inverness, crossing the Kessock Bridge and the Cromarty Firth, driving deep into the region of Sutherland.

10:15

Glenmorangie Distillery (Optional)

Stop at the famous 'Makers of Tain' for a quick tasting or a full tour to see the tallest copper stills in Scotland.

11:30

Dunrobin Castle

Arrive at the spectacular seat of the Clan Sutherland. Explore the grand staterooms and the magnificent formal gardens modeled after Versailles.

13:30

Lunch & Falconry

Enjoy a light lunch at the castle tearoom, followed by the breathtaking daily falconry display on the castle lawns.

14:30

Dornoch

Visit the highly affluent and charming town of Dornoch. See its 13th-century cathedral and perhaps walk near the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Club.

16:00

Return to Inverness

A scenic hour-long drive back down the coast to your hotel.

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What's Included

  • Exclusive use of a Mercedes V-Class or Range Rover
  • Professional, vetted local chauffeur-guide
  • Door-to-door hotel pickup & drop-off
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi, mineral water, and snacks
  • All vehicle fuel, insurance, and parking fees
  • Full flexibility to alter the route on the day

What's Not Included

  • Lunch and dining costs
  • Visitor attraction entry tickets
  • Gratuities for the chauffeur (discretionary)

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