- Dornoch Cathedral - We visit Dornoch Cathedral where Madonna’s son Rocco was christened.
- Dunrobin Castle and Gardens - Dunrobin Castle is the largest Castle in the North of Scotland and is the ancient home of Clan Sutherland. We will see the impressive Falconry Display during our visit.
- Loch Fleet National Nature Reserve - The Loch Fleet National Nature Reserve is a beautiful area where we have the opportunity to see seals, otters and seabirds and waders in their natural habitat.
- Falls of Shin - We visit The Falls of Shin where we may see Atlantic Salmon leaping the falls as they journey upstream to their spawning grounds.
- Dornoch - We stop at The Dornoch Firth viewpoints East and West to see the magnificient views.
- Glenmorangie Distillery - On our way back to the port we stop at Glenmorangie Distillery where it is possible to purchase a tasting at the bar.
- Bottled water provided
- Snacks included
- Entrance fees to Dunrobin Castle £14
- Lunch
This is an exclusive and personal tour from Invergordon Port designed for you and your companions. We initiate our journey with a scenic northern drive over the Struie road, moving towards vantage points offering stunning views of the Dornoch Firth. The second lookout area is often referred to as The Millionaires View. From here, we venture into the Sutherland county and make a stop at The Falls of Shin, where we might spot Atlantic salmon jumping the falls. Our journey continues towards Golspie and Dunrobin Castle. This castle, the largest in northern Scotland, is the heritage home of the Sutherland clan, where we witness an impressive Falconry Display. Leaving Dunrobin, we proceed to Loch Fleet National Nature reserve for a possible sighting of seals, otters, and several seabirds and waders. Next, we head to the charming town of Dornoch, where we visit the Cathedral and halt for lunch. On our way back to Invergordon, we may make a pitstop at Glenmorangie Distillery for some tasting.
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