WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE INVERNESS

Explore Inverness on a private accessible tour designed for wheelchair users, scooter users, and slow walkers. Our tours are flexible and can be adapted to your interests, pace, and accessibility needs, allowing you to discover Inverness in a comfortable and relaxed way. Whether you are visiting for the day or staying in the area, it is a great way to make the most of your time in the Scottish Highlands.

From Inverness, you can choose from several accessible tours. Discover the historic city centre, see the River Ness, or enjoy the beautiful scenery surrounding the city. Depending on the tour you choose, you can explore Inverness itself or travel further into the Highlands to discover nearby sights and landscapes.

TOURS IN INVERNESS

Wheelchair Accessible Inverness City Highlights Tour – Approx. 3 hours

Discover the beauty and history of Inverness on a relaxed tour through the Scottish Highlands. This tour combines beautiful Highland landscapes, historic landmarks and cultural highlights, all from an adapted vehicle.

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Wheelchair Accessible Loch Ness and Dores Scenic Tour – Approx. 2,5 Hours

Discover the beauty of the Scottish Highlands on a relaxing journey to Loch Ness and the peaceful village of Dores. Enjoy scenic Highland landscapes, panoramic views over Loch Ness and accessible viewpoints along the shoreline, with plenty of time to take in the scenery along the way.

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Tours in Inverness

Explore the historic city of Inverness or discover the beautiful scenery around Loch Ness and Dores with our accessible tours. Our comfortable, wheelchair accessible vehicle can pick you up from your hotel, accommodation, or another convenient location. Together with an experienced English-speaking guide, you can discover the highlights of Inverness or enjoy the landscapes around Loch Ness and the picturesque village of Dores.

About Inverness

Set among the landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, Inverness is a welcoming city with a strong connection to nature, local traditions, and Highland history. Its compact centre makes it easy to explore, with the River Ness, historic architecture, independent shops, and cultural attractions adding to its character.

The city is also a great place to experience everyday Scottish life, with local restaurants, cosy cafés, and traditional pubs. Its location makes Inverness a convenient base for exploring the wider Highlands, with peaceful lochs, historic castles, dramatic landscapes, and picturesque villages nearby.

Just outside the city, Loch Ness is one of the area’s best-known attractions. From the nearby village of Dores, visitors can enjoy views across the famous loch while taking in the peaceful Highland surroundings.