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Inverness-shire group tours and corporate events. Visit Inverness and explore the Scottish Highlands.

Visiting Inverness-shire allows you not only get to visit the magnificent scenery and places to see on the mainland. Take time to explore the Scottish Highlands as it borders six other regions but it also includes some islands.

Inverness-shire holidays in the highlands region takes over a large part of the central highlands. It also includes a few of the islands on the west coast. These include the beautiful Isle of Skye, Uist and Harris.

Visiting Inverness-shire allows you not only to visit the magnificent scenery and places to see on the mainland, but also some of the Hebridean Islands. Take time to explore the Scottish Highlands. It borders six other regions but it also includes some islands.

North of Inverness-shire are the regions of Easter and Wester Ross, Sutherland and Caithness. Ross-shire and Sutherland has amazing mountains and lochs to explore. Caithness on the other hand is much flatter, but has a very dramatic coastline and amazing beaches.

The highland capital of Inverness is an impressive city. Over the Moray Firth via the Kessock Bridge takes you into a beautiful area known as the Black Isle (but its not an island). If you are looking for conference venues in Inverness, please get in touch.

Inverness-shire group tours and corporate events

Visit Inverness-shire. It is an amazing region to explore, for group tours and corporate events. To the east of the city passing Inverness Airport and heading towards Nairn. You are entering into serious golfing country with some fantastic golf courses awaiting you.

Fort George is worth a visit. An 18th Century fortified garrison and still a working army barracks, and home to the Highlanders’ regimental museum. This area (and the opposite shoreline of Rosemarkie & Fortrose) gives you a good vantage point to watch out for dolphins.

Inverness-shire also has some amazing corporate retreats for business events also. When you travel south down the A82, will take you down the length of Loch Ness and to Urquart Castle. Culloden Moor is a must visit. Furthermore, visiting Inverness-shire brings you many historic sites to visit.

The scene of the famous Battle of Culloden, which was an exceptionally bloody one  on the 16th April 1746 the last battle to be fought on British soil. The National Trust for Scotland has a state-of-the-art visitor centre on site.

While to the west takes you to the Isle of Skye. Not to be missed, Eilean Donan Castle, a favourite photography stop for so many reasons. Also the islands of North & South Uist,  Lewis & Harris, Barra are just of a few other islands that come under this region.

Visiting Inverness-shire gives lots of options as it covers a lot of area, but it is very diverse and has something for everyone. Near Span Bridge, the Commando Memorial is worth a visit with the Nevis Range providing a dramatic backdrop.

Holidays in Inverness-shire can be a total adventure, so come to visit Inverness-shire and relax. Its not all Nessie. Inverness-shire inspires and the locals will offer you a very warm welcome.

Culloden Battlefield Visitor Centre and Exhibition Culloden Battlefield, Culloden Visitor Centre and Exhibition in Inverness-shire opened in December 2007. The exhibition allows the whole Culloden story to be told in an innovative and interactive way which appeals to all the family. Through recent archaeological and historical research the National Trust for Scotland discovered that the previous centre was sited on the third Government line of the battleground. With the Trust’s resolve to return the Culloden Battlefield to as close as we know it on 16 April 1746, the centre was moved. Previous facilities had struggled to cope with visitor numbers at peak times and its site will be returned to being part of the battleground.

Culloden Battlefield

Near Inverness.

The pretty village of Carrbridge is in Strathspey, part of the Cairngorms National Park. The Old Packhorse Bridge is located only seven miles north of Aviemore, just off the main A9 road.

Packhorse Bridge

Carrbridge.

Inverness-shire also has some amazing corporate retreats for business events also. When you travel south down the A82, will take you down the length of Loch Ness and to Urquart Castle.
Visiting Inverness-shire allows you not only to visit the magnificent scenery and places to see on the mainland. It borders six other regions but it also includes some islands.
Visiting Inverness-shire gives lots of options as it covers a lot of area, but it is very diverse and has something for everyone.

All images courtesy and copyright Thomas Urquhart