Things to do in Inverness

Jack is a driver and a tour guide too. He is really nice to explain the Scotland history and each places of interests. Thank you Jack!

Steve is probably the best Scottish guide ever to brought us to the highlands! His expansive knowledge about the Scot history is amazing! Throwing in a few good jokes and extra stops during the ride were the absolute bonuses! I am really glad to have Steve as our companion for this journey.

A delightful tour, long but not tiring or boring. All locations were managed according to plan, and we even had an extra visit at the end to see the Hairy Coos again, as we were too busy shopping to take photos at the beginning of the tour. The price was quite competitive, and the tour team was professional. A good experience.

We had an incredible day with Iain, who is an excellent guide and kept us engaged with fascinating stories about Inverness and the Isle of Skye. The itinerary was perfectly paced with thoughtfully timed lunch and restroom stops, allowing us to enjoy the beautiful attractions without feeling rushed. Traveling in a highly comfortable vehicle made the entire experience seamless, making this tour an absolute must for anyone visiting the area.

Overall, it was a nice tour with enjoyable experiences and interesting places to visit. The only suggestion would be for the guide to speak a little more slowly, so that everyone can follow and better appreciate the explanations. Thank you!

Our tourguide Callum is so impressive! He was a very safe driver, a podcaster, a DJ, and a tourguide all in 1 as he drove us through the highlands. While the weather was foggy and that meant that some of the scenery were not the clearest - that's also the beauty of the Scottish Highlands, is it not?;)

Excellent ! Lawrence took good care of us and gave us an unforgettable experience… we were with kids and we all thoroughly enjoyed the experience !

Enjoyed a comfortable small-group tour with Timberbush guide Ben. He kept everything on time and all the spots fitted in nicely and comfortably with no hurries. Great locations for a general experience of the Highlands. Besides the main spots in Glenfinnan and Loch Ness, particularly enjoyed the small village of Mallaig and was able to catch the locks in action in Fort Augustus. Ben had a nice playlist of songs of contemporary Scottizh folk music which made the long drives enjoyable with the views and had some nice bits of trivia here and there along the way.

Starting from the canal, with a stopover at the castle, this comfortable cruise boat offers captivating guided commentary while you admire the magnificent views of Loch Ness. It's a very relaxing sightseeing activity. It would be even better if the activity included time for a castle tour.