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Scottish Highlands are all about one’s imagination about Scotland coming to reality. There is plenty to see and do outdoors in this nature’s bounty. Fishing is a popular pursuit in the Highlands, with a fantastic range of catch on offer including salmon and trout. The abundance of mountains, rivers and lakes makes it conducive to some breathtaking waterfalls including Britain’s highest.

Beside nature, the Highlands are home to the bulk of Scotland’s distilleries, some of which can be combined in a golf and whisky trail.

Inverness, the administrative centre for the Highlands also serves as the ideal base to tour around the countryside. A cruise on the Loch Ness, with stories of Nessie the fabled monster is always in order.

The extraordinarily beautiful terrain lends to outstanding golf in Inverness & the Scottish Highlands and there is plenty of evidence. Royal Dornoch Links is considered amongst the best golf courses in the world, (Tom Watson said “The most fun I have ever had playing golf”) and boasts of members like Tom Watson, Greg Norman and Prince Andrew. Other highlights include Castle Stuart and Nairn.

Read up information on this page and all associated links for more on Inverness & the Scottish Highlands as a golf destination. The content will serve as your Golf Travel Guide to the Scottish Highlands and make for easy trip planning.

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THINGS TO DO IN INVERNESS

Scottish Highlands are all about one’s imagination about Scotland coming to reality. There is plenty to see and do outdoors in this nature’s bounty. Fishing is a popular pursuit in the Highlands, with a fantastic range of catch on offer including salmon and trout. A cruise on the Loch Ness, with stories of Nessie the fabled monster is always in order. The Highlands are also home to the bulk of Scotland’s distilleries, some of which can be combined in a golf and whisky trail.

INVERNESS TRAVEL GUIDE

GETTING THERE: Glasgow, Edinburgh & Aberdeen are the main International airports and there are a lot of domestic flights as well as International flights which fly into these airports. The distances within Scotland are generally short and you can get to nearby destinations within a couple of hours drive.

The road and rail network is well connected and you can easily take a train to the many tourist attractions within Scotland or rent a car to drive along the wild Scottish landscape. 

CURRENCY: British Pound (GBP) | Avg Currency Value: 1 USD = 0.75 GBP (Currency Converter)

VISA: Nationals of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, USA and nationals of the European Economic Area do not need a Visa to enter the United Kingdom. Check the official British Government website for more information.