• Inverness - The tour begins at the quaint yet historic Greyfriars Cemetery. Here, visitors can explore the ancient remnants of a 13th-century monastery and a knight’s effigy from the same era. The tales of a ghostly monk and a woman in black, who are said to haunt both the graveyard and the nearby BT building, add an intriguing layer to the visit.
• Cawdor Castle - The next destination is Cawdor Castle, where entry is through the old servants’ entrance. Gather at a particularly eerie spot on the castle grounds, known for its strange occurrences and spectral sightings.
• Cawdor - The journey continues into the depths of Cawdor woods, illuminated by torchlight, to hear the poignant story of a young maiden who met her tragic fate here.
• Barevan Lifting Stone - Upon reaching the legendary Barevan Lifting Stone, hear the story of this ancient Highland challenge, where locals once tested their strength by lifting the massive stone. However, there is a darker side to this tradition, often left unspoken. While many focus on the physical challenge, there are sinister tales surrounding the stone’s history and use.
• Clava Cairns - Clava Cairns, an ancient burial site enveloped in mystery, offers a chilling glimpse into the distant past. These 4,000-year-old stone circles are not only an archaeological marvel but also the source of numerous eerie tales. Visitors frequently report an unsettling silence that envelops the area, with some claiming to see shadowy figures moving among the stones at dusk. Legends speak of restless spirits connected to the cairns, possibly guarding the ancient tombs.
• Culloden Moor - Culloden Battlefield exudes a haunting atmosphere that transcends its historical importance. Known as the site of one of Scotland’s bloodiest battles, it is believed that the spirits of the fallen still roam the moor. Visitors often experience eerie sensations—chilling winds, whispers on the breeze, or the faint sounds of marching footsteps. Some even report seeing ghostly figures in Highland dress drifting through the fog. The battlefield is particularly eerie at dawn or dusk, when the mist rolls in, and the heavy weight of history feels almost overwhelming. Locals believe that on the battle’s anniversary, the spirits of the Jacobite soldiers return, eternally reliving their final moments.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-person guide in English
• All fees and/or taxes

• On-board restrooms

This tour stands out due to its exceptional combination of rich history and thrilling tales, providing an engaging journey through Scotland’s most haunted and enigmatic sites. Unlike conventional history tours, this experience delves into the darker, lesser-known stories that lurk in the shadows of famous landmarks and lesser-known locations. Participants will not only learn about the historical importance of these sites but also discover the eerie legends and supernatural events that make them truly memorable.

EMF meters are provided so participants can detect any ghostly energy themselves!

The tour bus is adorned with spooky decorations to create the ideal eerie atmosphere. Pick-up is available from Invergordon Cruise Ship, Inverness Airport, or any location within a 30km radius of Inverness.

The tour lasts for 3 hours and 15 minutes. Any time not specified in the itinerary will be spent traveling between locations.

• The minimum age for participants is 12 years old.
• Any time not allocated for on the itinerary will be spent driving to and from locations on our spooky bus!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.