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Are you looking for a quick, easy, well-priced and hassle-free way to get from Inverness Airport to your preferred destination? Taking a Taxi in Inverness for your transfer from Inverness airport is by far the best option. Once you’ve made your way through baggage claim, you’ll see your driver waiting for you just outside of…
An airport transfer made for groups We understand that having a transport provider that meets your group’s needs is super important. That’s why at Welcome Pickups, we have different sized vehicles to suit every group size. If you have up to 4 people in your party, you can enjoy a ride in one of our…
Transfer vs. Taxi taken on the spot Minimum 10 minutes faster due to the meeting at the airport And in such locations as El Prat in Barcelona or Changi in Singapore, our service is 30 minutes faster, since, in order to get an official taxi cab from the airport to the city, you need to…
Minimum 1,5–2,5 time faster A private transfer to a city is a trip on the shortest route with stops only on demand of the passenger. If need be, it is possible to ask the driver to drive faster. Calm and comfortable A meeting at the airport as close to the arrivals area as possible, help…
The best things to do in Inverness combine history, culture, beautiful landscapes and, of course, the Loch Ness monster Before tackling the best things to do in Inverness, we should discuss the surprising amount of debate over what constitutes the “real” Scotland. Is it Edinburgh, the cultured capital on the East Coast? Or vibrant Glasgow…
What is it? A pub and restaurant right in the action, on the shore of Loch Ness. Why go? Monster hunting is hungry (not to mention thirsty) work. If you need some consolation after failing to catch a glimpse of Nessie – or perhaps if you need something to steady your nerves – head to…
What is it? Ancient stone burial mounds, estimated to be over 4,000 years old. Why go? Take a trip into prehistory. These stone burial mounds have the sense of another world about them: the careful arrangements appear to have been aligned to the midwinter sun. The Cairns have found a new generation of fans after…
Why go? “If it’s Highland culture you want, Hootanany is the place.” So promises this life-affirming pub and music venue, and it isnae lying. The line-up leans heavily towards traditional Scottish music – ceilidhs, reels and other kilt-twirling, tourist-friendly fare that can make native Scots boke. The fact that even locals enjoy it should be…
Black Isle Bar and Rooms What is it? A pub stocking local organic beer, with a secret garden out back. Why go? Scotland’s national drink is whisky, and there are more than enough distilleries in the surrounding Highlands to have you rolling over the heather. However, perhaps not willing to let the Auld Enemy (England)…