Inverness

Visit the ScotRail website for ticket information and timetables if you are travelling within Scotland by train.

From elsewhere in the UK you can travel directly to Inverness from dozens of stations across the East Coast Mainline with LNER. 

You could also travel overnight in great style from London to Inverness on the Caledonian Sleeper. 

If travelling by road from the south, the A9 is the main route, connecting the city with Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and many other towns.

Find out more travel info at VisitInverness. 

You can fly to Inverness Airport from a number of destinations across the UK and Europe. The airport is located 7 miles east of Inverness.

Local transport connections into the city are available. These include bus and taxis services. Local and national car hire is also available from companies such as Avis  which offers car hire directly from Inverness Airport. 

You can hire a bike in Inverness from Ticket To Ride or use the Hi-Bike service. 

For recommended cycle routes in the area check out the Hi-Travel active travel map | PDF 1.9MB. 

Local bus services are available to get you from A to B around Inverness and other destinations in the Highlands.

Check out the Traveline Scotland Journey Planner.

There are plenty of taxi companies available in Inverness, including Inverness Taxis and Inverness City Taxis. 

There are also licensed taxi ranks at Inverness Airport, Inverness Bus Station and Inverness Train Station. 

If heading out of the city, take advantage of the many car hire companies, or join a day tour.