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Inverness Airport (INV) is an international airport situated approximately 13 km northeast of Inverness city. It is the main gateway for travellers to the northern part of Scotland, serving over 800,000 passengers every year. Despite its relatively small size, it offers facilities such as shops, cafes, and car rental services for a comfortable travel experience.
Upon arrival, you will find several international and local car rental companies conveniently located at the airport. They offer a wide range of vehicles to suit every need, from compact cars for city trips to spacious SUVs perfect for exploring the Highlands. The straightforward process usually involves reserving your preferred vehicle online in advance, then simply presenting your reservation and driving license on arrival.
Before returning your rental car, note that there are several gas stations in close proximity to the airport. The most convenient being a Shell station located roughly 5km from the airport, open 24 hours to ensure that refuelling before your departure is hassle-free.
Inverness and the wider Highlands region boast a temperate maritime climate. Summers are generally mild with averages between 12-19°C, while winters are rather cool, hovering just above freezing point. The currency here, as in the rest of the UK, is the British Pound (£).
Car hire from Inverness Airport gives you immediate access to the best parts of Scotland. A host of charming cities and towns, such as Fort William, Aberdeen, and Thurso are all within a short drive from the Inverness Airport. A favourite route for many travellers is the legendary North Coast 500, a beautiful driving route that stretches right across the top of Scotland.
Driving in Scotland is on the left side of the road. Speed limits are clearly marked and typically are 30mph in built-up areas, 60mph on single carriageways, and 70mph on dual carriageways and motorways. Always carry a valid driving license. Also, be careful about deer stepping onto the roads in the Highlands, especially during early morning and evening.
So grab your keys, plan your itinerary, and prepare to be dazzled by the richness and beauty of Inverness and the Scottish Highlands!
