Attractions

Invergordon Tourism Alliance (ITA)
Welcome to the scenic & historic port of Invergordon & Saltburn, located on the Cromarty Firth Northshore - just 25 glorious miles north of Inverness and Loch Ness.
Our aim is to offer accurate & impartial, local solutions to visitor information requests and to co-operate with other North Highlands communities in joint destination marketing projects.

The shop occupies part of an 1850 villa, set in a large garden with ample picnic space.
We specialise in minerals, fossils & geological books & maps.

Established in 1826, Pulteney is the most northerly distillery on the Scottish mainland. It stands in the suburbs of Wick, about eighteen miles from John O'Groats

The premier provider of Golf & Tourism in the Easter Ross area of the Highlands. Fully escorted private tours for Cruise Ship passengers and holiday makers visiting Scotland.

Visit Cape Wrath Lighthouse on Scotland’s most North-Westerly point, only accessible by passenger ferry across the Kyle of Durness, followed by a bus journey of some 11 miles of unspoilt scenery.

Forsinard comprises 18,000 acres of deep "blanket" bog in the heart of the peatlands of Caithness and Sutherland, sometimes referred to as the "Flow Country".

Active Woods is our national campaign about our fantastic range of health and fitness opportunities offered by Britain’s woodlands.

Find out about the heritage and culture of an area by sitting in on a workshop or go to a ceilidh run by Feis air an Oir based in Bettyhill.

Dunbeath Preservation Trust was founded "to support efforts to explore, study, preserve and maintain" the unique natural and cultural heritage of Dunbeath and its strath in harmony with its ongoing contemporary community