Things to Do

Cromarty's sights are all within a few hundred metres of each other on Church Street and the shore. Give the town a slow half day, then go out to Chanonry Point for the dolphins on a rising tide.

Guide

Things to Do

01

Chanonry Point

Shingle spit between Fortrose and Rosemarkie, one of the best places in Britain to watch bottlenose dolphins from land.

Sight
02

Hugh Miller's Birthplace Cottage

Cromarty's last thatched cottage, birthplace of the self-taught geologist Hugh Miller, with a museum of his life and fossils.

Museum
03

Cromarty East Church

Medieval kirk in the Scottish vernacular style, regarded as one of the best-preserved Presbyterian churches in Scotland.

Sight
04

Cromarty Courthouse Museum

Community-run museum in George Ross's 18th-century courthouse, telling the story of the old burgh.

Museum