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Discover Loch Ness and the Great Glen from Inverness, the gateway to the Highlands

While Edinburgh and Glasgow might steal most of the tourist crowds, those who venture north to the port town of Inverness on the River Ness can look forward to spectacular natural scenery and an untamed authenticity not found in larger cities. Inverness Castle looms over the Gothic architecture in the historic centre, one of many to have adorned the hilltop site over the last millennium. Though the castle is closed, you can take in astounding views over the countryside and sea from its grounds. For centuries, the sounds of bagpipes and fiddles has filled the city’s streets, and you can enjoy this traditional music in pubs most nights of the week. Holiday apartments in Inverness also put you in the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, allowing for days of hiking along the riverfront and the beautiful Great Glen Way which runs from the Moray Firth to Fort William.

Why book Inverness holiday rentals with ebookers?

Hotels can feel impersonal and are often be located away from the heart of a city. Find your feet like a local and stay in one of the Inverness holiday rentals instead. Imagine returning from a night of listening to live music in a pub, or kicking off your muddy boots after a hike in the Highlands, and settling into the peace and quiet of your home away from home. And, while the area has plenty of great places to eat, Inverness holiday rentals will allow you to whip up your own meals and save that holiday budget for other things.

Top things to do in Inverness

If you like to shop, there’s a lot to distract you near Inverness holiday apartments. Tiny boutiques and ancient antique shops flank the streets of the old town, while the Victorian Market is packed with dozens of independent shops and cafés. This mystery of the Loch Ness Monster has attracted visitors to the region for decades, and you can try to be one of the few to spot her onboard the Nessie Hunter. Alternatively, make a day of it with a cruise along the Caledonian Canal. Inverness is one of the best bases for days out in the Scottish Highlands, and hikers will relish the scenic rewards of tackling the Great Glen Way.

Getting around in Inverness

Inverness is best explored by foot or pedal power, using your Inverness holiday rental property as a base. Of course, there are plenty of local buses which you can hop onto if you need to go further and want to rest your legs. While organised day trips to the Highlands are readily available, hiring a car is essential if you want to follow your own itinerary and go at your own pace.