Hire a rental car in Inverness to explore the legend of the Loch Ness Monster and see where the Battle of Culloden took place, before trying some typically Scottish food like a deep-fried Mars bar or haggis.
In Scotland, there is so much to see that you’ll never be short of something to do. Collect your Inverness car rental and travel to Glencoe and Fort William or stay local and drive east to the Cairngorms National Park. Here you can go on a hike and see if you can discover some of the fantastic wildlife there.
Collect your car straight off the plane at Inverness Airport and be on your way in no time when you pre-book online. If you’re heading to another destination and it’ll be easier to travel in your Inverness rental car, no problem. Let us know and we’ll help arrange to drop it off at your next stop.
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Great Glen Way, Inverness IV2 4RT
Head over to the Ness Islands by crossing the Great Glen Way Bridge. The islands are perfect for exploring and getting a few hikes in. You might even spot some wildlife, including bats, otter and sometimes deer. There is also a playground for the children, so the whole family has something to keep them occupied.

Whin Park, Bught Road, Inverness IV3 5SS
A miniature railway in Bught Park that has daily rides for children and adults alike. It is open throughout summer between Easter and October, but be mindful when parking your Inverness rental car here during the holidays. Passengers can go on a train ride just over half a mile long and there are other delights to see, with trains that pass over bridges and travel around a mini town.

Bught Rd, Inverness IV3 5SS
This center collects and preserves documents and archives that relate to the history of the Highlands. Look over documents and artefacts from the 14th century to the present day. They cover various counties including Inverness, Nairn, Ross and Cromarty and are really important to the Highlands. Drop in and speak to a staff member to get more information.