Invergordon Shore Excursion-Culloden, Clava Cairn & Cawdor Castle

Explore the rich tapestry of Scottish history on this Highland Shore Excursion. Begin at the poignant Culloden Battlefield, where the last battle on Scottish soil unfolded in 1746, and delve into the Jacobite struggle through interactive exhibits. Afterward, marvel at the impressive Culloden Railway Viaduct, the longest masonry viaduct in Scotland, before visiting the ancient Clava Cairns, a testament to Bronze Age craftsmanship. Conclude your journey at the stunning Cawdor Castle, where you can stroll through exquisite gardens and savor a taste of uisge beatha (whisky) before returning to port. - Visit the historic Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre - See the impressive Culloden Railway Viaduct, built in 1898 - Explore the ancient burial site of Clava Cairns - Tour the beautiful Cawdor Castle and enjoy a whisky tasting -Get insights into the history and culture of the region from your guide - Includes all admission fees: Don't worry about additional costs

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   Culloden Battlefield

   1.5 hours

   Step onto Scotland’s most powerful historic site, where the fate of the Highlands changed in a single, dramatic battle. At Culloden Battlefield, you’ll walk the very ground where Jacobite and Government forces clashed in 1746, a moment still felt in the air today. Inside the immersive visitor centre, surround yourself with gripping exhibits, haunting artifacts, and a 360° battle experience that brings the final stand of the Jacobite Rising to life. Evocative, emotional, and unforgettable, visiting Culloden is not just a tour, but a journey into the heart of Scotland’s story.

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   Clava Cairns

   30 min

   Step back over 4,000 years at the mysterious Clava Cairns, one of Scotland’s most atmospheric ancient sites. Wander among perfectly preserved stone circles, burial chambers, and standing stones that have guarded this peaceful Highland landscape since the Bronze Age. With its quiet beauty, alignment to the winter solstice, and timeless sense of wonder, Clava Cairns feels like stepping into another world — a place where history, mystery, and myth meet. Serene, ancient, and unforgettable, a must-see for anyone exploring the Highlands.

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   Cawdor Castle

   1.5 hours

   Enter the storybook world of Cawdor Castle, a magnificent Highland fortress wrapped in romance, legend, and lush woodland. Famous for its Shakespearean ties to Macbeth, the castle invites you through beautifully furnished rooms filled with art, tapestries, and centuries of noble history. Outside, stroll through enchanting gardens bursting with colour, winding paths, and peaceful forest trails, a perfect blend of beauty and tranquillity. Historic, elegant, and wonderfully atmospheric, Cawdor Castle is a Highland highlight not to be missed.

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.