Invergordon

The port town, situated on the estuary of the Moray Firth, is sure to entice you off the ship with its numerous shore excursion options. In the midst of the austere Scottish Highlands, so rich in natural beauty, there is plenty to choose from. Follow the trail of the most famous legend of the Scottish Highlands – the sea monster Nessie. Even if you don’t get to see her, just looking at Loch Ness with its picturesque islands will take your breath away. Scotland’s castles are also a fairytale sight – whether Cawdor Castle or Urquhart Castle, the most photographed castle in the region. Another attraction of this area are the Scottish Highland whiskies, which some experts believe are the best in the world. As you can gather, it’s a good place to stay.