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Put Glenmorangie and Dalmore at the centre of your whisky day, with your own guide handling the driving. Our Northern Highlands whisky tour from Inverness heads north across the Kessock Bridge, combining two named Highland producers with Black Isle and Cromarty Firth scenery.
The Northern Highland Drams Tour is a private day trip with luxury transport, an expert whisky guide and bottled water. Your party returns to Inverness after the planned visits and lunch stop. Distillery entry, tours, tastings and lunch are paid for separately.
Scotland Highland Trip is based in Culloden, Inverness, with a local team you can contact directly.
Our Northern Highland Drams Tour includes an expert whisky guide, luxury transport and bottled water for your private party. The planned day visits Glenmorangie and Dalmore, with coastal scenery and a lunch stop. You must pre-book and pay for distillery experiences separately.
| Tour | Northern Highland Drams Tour |
|---|---|
| Departure and return | Inverness |
| Format | Private day tour |
| Planned distilleries | Glenmorangie and The Dalmore |
| Scenic route | Kessock Bridge, Black Isle and Cromarty Firth views |
| Lunch stop | Tain or Alness |
| Included | Expert whisky guide, luxury transport and bottled water |
| Extra costs | Distillery admission, tours, tastings and lunch |
| Distillery reservations | Pre-booked by the customer |
| Next step | Send your details through the tour booking form |

Our service connects the stops by road and adds whisky and Highland context along the way. That lets everyone in your party focus on the visits, instead of taking turns to drive or arranging separate journeys between them.
Your distillery tickets are a separate part of the day. They determine the experience you receive inside Glenmorangie and Dalmore, so check each reservation before you travel.
Tell us which date you're considering and whether you've booked either distillery.
The published route leaves Inverness across the Kessock Bridge, visits Glenmorangie, stops for lunch in Tain or Alness and continues to Dalmore before returning. It combines whisky visits with views of the northern Highlands. The travel plan needs to fit your distillery reservations.
The journey begins with the drive over the Kessock Bridge and views towards the Black Isle. This northbound route gives the day its own setting, with coastal landscapes between the whisky stops.
You'll travel with your own party. Share your pickup requirements when you enquire, so we can discuss where the journey should begin.
Glenmorangie is the first named distillery on the itinerary, offering a point of contrast with Dalmore's richer whisky style. If its delicate Highland malts are high on your list, the route gives you transport for the visit and onward travel.
Book the distillery experience you want separately. Tell us its start time and length, so we can discuss how it fits with lunch and your Dalmore reservation.
The route includes time for lunch in Tain or Alness. It creates a break between the distillery visits and gives your party a chance to sit down before the next stop.
Meals and drinks are extra. Mention any lunch preference in your enquiry, alongside the times you've reserved at the distilleries.
Dalmore is the second named whisky stop on this route, a choice for guests interested in richer, sherry-cask whisky styles. Its Cromarty Firth setting adds a coastal backdrop to a day focused on these two Highland producers.
A tour booking with us does not provide admission to Dalmore. You must arrange the distillery experience separately and share the confirmed reservation details. Discuss the day with us before committing to ticket times, so the two visits can be considered together.
The published route returns to Inverness with further Highland and firth views along the drive. Tell us if you have onward travel or an evening commitment, so the intended return can be discussed before booking.
Send an enquiry with your date, passenger count and pickup requirements, then discuss the route with our team. Distillery tours and tastings are your responsibility to pre-book. Confirm the transport tour through our agreed payment arrangements once the intended day has been discussed.
Keep the transport booking and distillery reservations together when planning. Neither replaces the other.
Choose Northern Highland Drams if you want Glenmorangie and Dalmore in a private day with coastal Highland scenery. It suits adult whisky visitors who already have these producers in mind. The route gives your party shared transport between the two separately booked experiences.
For Tomatin and Dalwhinnie in a mountain setting, the Cairngorm Malt Trail tour heads south from Inverness. If your priorities are in Speyside, the Glenfiddich and Macallan tour follows that different pairing.
Our private whisky tours from Inverness let you compare the named stops before choosing your day.

Confirm the tour price and pickup arrangements with us, and check suitable reservations at both distilleries. Budget separately for admission, tastings and lunch. Share your preferred date and any booked experience times, so the day can be discussed around the visits you want.
If Dalmore is your main reason for travelling, make its reservation part of the planning conversation early. Don't assume a transport enquiry provides access to either distillery.
Tell us about mobility needs or a guest who won't be tasting. We'll discuss the transport requirements with you, and you should check the conditions of each distillery experience separately.

Scotland Highland Trip combines local guiding with private transport from its Inverness base. You can discuss the route directly with us before booking. Our published inclusions distinguish the guide, vehicle and bottled water from distillery visits and meals, helping you plan the full cost.
Our base is 12 Larch Pl, Culloden, Inverness IV2 7LD. That gives you a named local business to contact about the northbound route, rather than having to plan each road journey separately.
Call +44 7741 836244 or email info@scotlandhighlandtrip.com with your Glenmorangie and Dalmore plans.
The published route visits Glenmorangie and The Dalmore. Distillery tours and tastings must be pre-booked separately by you.
No, tastings and distillery entry fees are excluded. Our inclusions are the expert whisky guide, luxury transport and bottled water.
Yes, our whisky tours are private for your party. Provide your passenger count when you enquire so we can discuss the transport.
The route starts in Inverness and returns there after the planned visits. Confirm your pickup requirements with our team before booking.
The itinerary includes a lunch stop in Tain or Alness, but the meal is paid for separately. Tell us about preferences when discussing the day.
You must book the Dalmore experience separately. Share the reservation time with us, together with your Glenmorangie booking details, so we can discuss the route.
Tell us your preferred date, passenger count and plans for Glenmorangie and Dalmore. We'll help you discuss the private tour before you confirm your day.
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