Inverness Tours

Tours from Inverness are your gateway to the wildest corners of the Scottish Highlands. From here, you're minutes away from legend-soaked glens, moody lochs, and the kind of landscapes that make even the most seasoned travellers stop and stare. Our small-group coach tours from Inverness take you beyond the city limits to places like the Isle of Skye, Orkney, Loch Ness, and remote Highland villages where stories still outnumber people.

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Where our tours from Inverness will take you

Tours from Inverness head out in every direction worth exploring. West to the Isle of Skye, where jagged peaks meet impossibly blue water, teaming with wildlife. North through Sutherland's vast, empty landscapes. Some routes reach Orkney, where windswept islands and ancient history sit at the edge of the North Sea, while others follow the Iconic North Coast 500 Tour,  tracing some of Scotland’s most dramatic coastal scenery. South and east lead into whisky country and ancient forests, with Loch Ness and the remote shores of Applecross also featuring along the way. Each route is chosen for the stories it holds that are truly worth telling. Whether you're after dramatic coastlines or hidden glens, our tours from Inverness put you right where the magic happens.

From short breaks to full Highland escapes

We offer Inverness tours ranging from one day to multiday trips. If you fancy a quick escape, our Inverness day tours get you out to Skye, Loch Ness, the Culloden Battlefield or the Outer Hebrides and back in time for dinner. Or, if you want to dig deeper, 3-day tours from Inverness let you cover serious ground without the rush. You'll sleep in local guesthouses, have more time to visit additional remote islands, and properly soak up the Highlands.

Where you'll rest your head on a 3-day tour from Inverness

We don’t do faceless chain hotels. On multi-day Inverness bus tours, we book you into family-run B&Bs and small guesthouses run by locals who can recommend the best pubs and restaurants and share stories that have been passed down for generations. Think proper Scottish breakfasts and rooms with character; the kind of accommodation that feels like you've been invited in, not checked in.

Getting to and from Inverness

Inverness is well-connected through multiple transport links. Inverness Airport connects directly to London, Amsterdam, and other UK cities. Alternatively, the train from Edinburgh takes about three and a half hours through some genuinely stunning scenery, or a drive up the A9 works too. We'll collect you from a central meeting point that will be clearly communicated in advance and well signposted once you arrive.

What’s included in a Rabbie’s Inverness tour?

Your tour from Inverness includes transport in our 16-seat mini-coach, a driver-guide who's spent years learning these roads, and no minimum numbers (you book, you go). On multi-day coach trips from Inverness, we can arrange your accommodation for you, with options to pay as part of your tour price, or select your room and pay later or at the accommodation. Breakfast is usually included. However, lunches and dinners aren’t usually provided, mainly because we'd rather point you towards that brilliant local pub than make you eat pre-booked hotel buffets.

Why choose a Rabbie’s Inverness tour?

A Rabbie’s tour from Inverness means small groups, never big coach crowds. Just a handful of curious travellers and a guide who calls the Highlands home. They know the castles with the best ghost stories, where to stop for proper Scottish tablet, and which mountain pass you need to pay attention to. We’ve been running tours since Robin Worsnop started it all in 1993, and we still believe local knowledge makes the journey. There’s no minimum passenger number, and we actively measure and reduce our carbon emissions to help protect the landscapes we love.