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The Scottish Highlands have great air, road, rail and bus links: here are some ideas to help you plan your journey.

Flying here

Airlines that currently fly to Inverness include:

Flybe :from Belfast, Birmingham, Edinburgh, London Gatwick, Manchester and Southampton to name a few.

Easyjet: from Bristol, Liverpool, London Gatwick and London Luton plus a number of European cities.

Highland Airways: from Cardiff and a number of the Scottish Isles

British Airways: from London, Manchester and numerous European cities.

By train

To get to Inverness by rail, Scotrail and GNER provide the rail link. If you would prefer arriving first thing in the morning, then perhaps the Caledonian Sleeper is the answer for you. 

On the way to Inverness you pass through Aviemore, so have the opportunity to stop there and try out some of our activities.

By bus

Scottish City Link has a good bus service, as does National Express. Also check out the Megabus site.

Most of these services will also stop in Aviemore en route.

If you need a taxi when you arrive phone (+44)1463 222555 or (+44) 1463 222222.

Driving here

If you are coming by road the main access routes are:

From Edinburgh - M90 then A9, via Aviemore.

From Glasgow there is a choice of routes. The most direct is A80/M80 to Stirling, then the A9 to Inverness via Perth.  Alternatively you can indulge in the scenic delights of the A82 via Loch Lomond, Rannoch Moor, Glencoe and past Fort William and Ben Nevis, then skirting the western side of Loch Ness virtually all the way.

From Aberdeen - A96 to Inverness

From the south - M1/A1 to Edinburgh then as above, or M6/M74/M73 then A80/M80 and onward as above.

Other travel options

Take the hassle out of organising your travel by using one of the following travel websites, and in the process, help reduce the amount of traffic on the roads.

Traveline Scotland or Go-Where

Getting to our canoe/ kayak and equipment store near Inverness

If you are on the A862 Inverness to Beauly road, look for signs to the Moniack Winery.  This will lead you towards Cabrich.  Keep a look out in the area for a lot of outbuildings with red roofs.  We are the only one in the area with red roofs, so you know you’ve found us when you see them!

We can be found near the village of Beauly, but as you can see, we are ideally placed to go anywhere in the Highlands and also have a base in Aviemore.

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