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Inverness city centre | ||
Inverness Airport (INV): 8 mi from city centre |
Scottish Highlands, here we come! Inverness is the hub of the Highlands and the perfect place to discover the great Scottish countryside. Flights to Inverness Airport (INV) with the likes of British Airways, Flybe, easyJet, Eastern Airways, Aer Aran and Highland Airways.
Looking for the cheapest flights to Inverness? Search for flights in early spring or last summer as summer flights tend to be the most expensive, when tourism is at its peak. Booking three months in advance is ideal.
Direct flights to Inverness take 1 hour 30 minutes from London.
Inverness is right in the heart of the Scottish Highlands and the perfect place to base yourself if you're hoping to take shorter trips into the countryside. Sights to see include castles, incredible islands and a dolphin or two.
Moray Firth: Want to go dolphin spotting while on holidays in Inverness? Head to Moray Firth to watch the Bottlenose Dolphins, Harbour porpoises, Mink whales and others from Chanonry Point.
Ness Islands: There are few places more beautiful in Scotland than the Ness Islands. Hire a car in Inverness to get there and tour the islands and waterside by bike or on foot.
Inverness Castle: Probably the most prominent sight in the city, Inverness Castle was only built in 1847 to replace the former medieval castle that was blown up by the Jacobites. Today it houses the Sheriff Court so the only way to see the inside is to get yourself in trouble (which we obviously don't recommend).
Find more information on Visit Scotland.
Inverness has a wide range of options with it comes to accommodation. From luxury historical estates like Culloden House Hotel to more budget options like the mid-range guesthouses in the city centre. Bed and Breakfasts are popular among young couples while backpackers and travellers on a budget should skip the Inverness hotels and stick to hostels.