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Cromarty is located on the southeast coast of Scotland approximately 8 miles (13 km) east of Inverness. The small fishing port is situated on the south shore of the Firth of Clyde near its mouth with the North Sea.

Visitors to Cromarty have plenty of activities to choose from during their stay including leisurely strolls along the clifftops, discovering hidden gems by foot or bike, sailing trips out of the harbour and spotting passing wildlife such as dolphins and otters from nearby vantage points.

Yes, the harbour area has a variety of independent shops and cafes as well as larger supermarkets and retail outlets further down the promenade. There are also several cosy pubs and restaurants serving up delicious local produce.

Yes, there is a beautiful sandy beach that stretches along much of the length of the village itself. The bay provides stunning views across to Orkney Islands as well as sheltered coves with plenty of rocky outcrops ideal for exploring at low tide.

Yes, public transport to Cromarty is available via bus or ferry services, both departing regularly from nearby towns such as Inverness or Alness. There are plans to improve public transport links even further with potential rail services being explored in the future.