Your Gateway to a Highland Adventure: Passenger Information
During your visit to Invergordon and the Highlands, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the warm embrace of Highland culture and hospitality.
Welcome to Port of Cromarty Firth
Arriving here places you within easy reach of some of Scotland’s most memorable landscapes, history and culture. Whether you are joining an organised shore excursion or exploring locally, there is plenty to discover during your visit.
The port is just a short 5 to 10 minute walk from the centre of Invergordon, where you can explore the town’s famous mural trail, visit the Invergordon Museum, and enjoy a range of independent shops, cafés and local attractions.
Explore Invergordon
If you are staying local, Invergordon offers an easy and welcoming introduction to the Highlands. The town is known for its striking murals, which tell the story of the area’s heritage and community, and is ideal for exploring on foot.
You can download a map of Invergordon and the mural trail. The map also includes information on local public transport, including bus services to Inverness and nearby railway stations for onward travel north and south.
Printed copies will also be available from the Invergordon Tourism Alliance cabin on the quayside.
Invergordon off the wall also offers a guided tour via a free app which can be downloaded below.
Invergordon off the wall also offers a guided tour via a free app which can be downloaded below.
Explore the Highlands
For those heading further afield, Port of Cromarty Firth is the starting point for a wide range of Highland experiences. From castles and coastlines to lochs, glens and historic towns, the region offers something for every kind of visitor.
Our port supports access to authentic shore excursion experiences that help you explore the heart of the Highlands and make the most of your time ashore.
