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Make the most of your time in Inverness, use the information provided on this web site by clicking on the links above to plan your visit.

Beyond Inverness and the Great Glen, Scotland stretches away in a spectacular fusion of wooded glens, sweeping moors, rugged coasts, towering mountains and welcoming villages. An area that includes both the rich farmland of the Black Isle and the precipitous sea cliffs of Cape Wrath; the traditional crofting communities of North West Sutherland and the busy towns of Easter Ross; the historic fishing villages of Caithness and the wooded straths of Mid Ross; the popular beaches of East Sutherland and the majestic, beautiful mountains of Wester Ross.

Caithness is famous for the holiday home of the late Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother – the Castle of Mey. Gifted to the people of Caithness, and now open to the public. Caithness is also renowned for its many prehistoric assets – including the Neolithic Grey Cairns of Camster. Other attractions include superb angling, on rivers such as Thurso and Lochs such as Watten.

If you want to make the most of your holiday, then Inverness is the place for you. For a holiday here, in the heart of the Highlands, means no more arguments over whether it is going to be a romantic break or an activity holiday; no more having to choose between going to the mountains or going to the beach; and no more sacrificing on family fun for the sake of a little refined culture. Because in and around the Highland Capital you can have it all - and then some.

You can play a round of golf on the championship course at Nairn, the venue for the 1999 Walker Cup, or on any one of a number other excellent courses. You can watch the dolphins leap beneath the Kessock Bridge or look for something a little larger on a cruise up the Caledonian Canal to mysterious Loch Ness. You can enjoy traditional music and excellent drama, for example during the Highland Festival, or you can go treasure hunting in numerous fine antique shops. You can survive the Cyclone - one of three flumes at Inverness Aqua dome - or you can silently soak up the history that haunts the battlefield of Culloden.
In Sutherland you will find fantastic scenery, the complex geology of Knockan Crag attracts geologists from around the world and further north Assynt, with its magnificent mountains, such as Suilven and Quinag, is a pleasure for hillwalkers.

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