Invergordon port on the Cromarty Firth with Highland hills beyond

Invergordon Expedition Cruises

A deep-water Cromarty Firth port and gateway to the eastern Highlands.

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Information about Invergordon

Invergordon stands on the north shore of the Cromarty Firth, a deep and sheltered inlet in the Scottish Highlands. Its harbour gives expedition ships direct access to a landscape of broad water, wooded shores and the hills beyond.

The town was planned around its port and later developed strong naval and industrial connections. That maritime history remains visible, but Invergordon’s role for travellers is equally geographical: it is a gateway to the eastern Highlands and the communities around the firth.

Arriving by small ship keeps that relationship clear. The port, town and Highland landscape are read together rather than as separate stops.

Interesting facts about Invergordon

Invergordon lies on the north shore of the Cromarty Firth.

The town is approximately 24 miles north of Inverness.

Its planned harbour supported naval activity and later deep-water industry.

Invergordon is a maritime gateway to the eastern Scottish Highlands.

Pictures of Invergordon

Invergordon port on the Cromarty Firth with Highland hills beyond

Our trips to Invergordon