Dornoch Historylinks Museum
The museum is dedicated to the history of Dornoch parish. The permanent exhibition shows the Cathedral, feuding clans, the shameful burning of Scotland’s last condemned witch and the treachery and violence of Picts and Vikings. Current displays show a golf professional’s workshop where Donald Ross honed his skills, an unusual insight into Andrew Carnegie at home in Skibo and historic objects and local tales to give a precious insight into the lives of ordinary, and not so ordinary Dornoch folk.

Dunrobin Castle
Dunrobin Castle has been called home to the Earls and Dukes of Sutherland since the 13th century and was first mentioned as a stronghold of the family in 1401. Dunrobin Castle is the factual and spiritual home of Clan Sutherland, seat of the Earls and Dukes of Sutherland. The motto of Clan Sutherland is 'Sans Peur', French for 'Without Fear'. It appears on both the Countess's Coat of Arms and the Clan Crest.

Dornoch Jail
Dornoch’s 19th Century Town Jail has been transformed into a Contemporary Designed Shop, with Unique Scottish Products as well as a Highland Art Gallery.

Ecoventure Dolphin Trips
Located at the heart of the Moray Firth Special Area of Conservation, EcoVentures offers you a truly exhilarating and memorable boat trip experience. Experience the thrill aboard our high speed, offshore RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) and share first-hand the unique scenery, wildlife and history of the area. Operates from the historic village of Cromarty, only a few minutes away across the firth by ferry (note - ferry runs May-October).

Forestry Commission Scotland - Explore, Experience, Enjoy
Discover the sights, sounds and experiences of the forest. From the quiet of the woods to the call of the wild, there’s something for everyone. More than just trees, and just a couple of clicks away.

Royal Dornoch Golf Course
Over the years the Championship course has been tweaked and enhanced by greats such as John Sutherland and our own ex-professional and greenkeeper, Donald Ross. Open Champion, George Duncan added new holes after the war ensuring that the course has remained a challenge in the face of ever improving equipment and continues to be regularly ranked within the top 15 best courses in the world.