The closest tour on offer — a relaxed half-day to the Black Isle, with a real chance of seeing dolphins from the shore.
Your Day
Pickup point — usually your hotel or a central spot in Inverness (exact point to be discussed when you book)
Chanonry Point — one of the best places in Europe to see bottlenose dolphins from land
Rosemarkie & Fortrose — coastal villages with the ruins of Fortrose Cathedral
Cromarty — a well-preserved 18th-century fishing town at the tip of the Black Isle
Moray Firth views — across to the Cairngorms on a clear day
Route follows the actual road around the Black Isle, out and back to Inverness. Order and exact stops can flex on the day.
How It Works
Date, group size, and roughly what you'd like to see — via the form, email or WhatsApp.
I'll reply with a fixed price and a suggested route for your day.
A deposit secures your booking and the vehicle for your date.
Balance is settled on the day — you pay for the trip you actually took.
Good To Know
The shortest tour on offer — good for a half-day or an arrival/departure day
Dolphin sightings are common but not guaranteed — nature doesn't book in advance
Best viewing is generally an hour either side of an incoming tide
Easy walking throughout, good for families
No — they're wild animals, so nothing's guaranteed, but Chanonry Point is one of the most reliable dolphin-watching spots in Europe, especially around an incoming tide.
Generally an hour either side of an incoming tide gives the best odds; I'll check tide times and time the visit accordingly.
Yes — at half a day it's the shortest tour on offer, and works well if you're arriving or departing via Inverness with time to spare.
Very much so — short distances, easy walking, and dolphins are a reliable crowd-pleaser.
Yes — the Black Isle and Culloden/Clava Cairns can be combined into a fuller day if you'd like both.
Send your date and group size — I'll confirm price and check the tides.