Alness is located in the Scottish Highlands, on the pleasant shores of the Cromarty Firth, overlooked by gentle rolling hills.  Alness is well served by a variety of transport links, and its communications hold a number of benefits for businesses planning to set up here.

Only a few seconds off the main A9 road, Inverness is 25 miles away, and the Central Belt of Scotland is 2½ hours drive, but unlike other parts of the UK, you’ll find quieter roads where you can enjoy the spectacular scenery. 

Alness station is on the Inverness to Wick line with a commuter train linking it to Inverness daily and several trains North and South every day. The deep water port of Invergordon, a regular stop on the cruise liner route nowadays, is just 3 miles away.

Inverness Airport is the principal air hub for the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Located 10 miles east of the City of Inverness it offers excellent facilities to the travelling public in a modern terminal building. Daily air services between Inverness and London Gatwick, Heathrow and Birmingham, Bristol, Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Kirkwall, Luton, Liverpool, Nottingham Manchester and Stornoway offer the business and leisure traveller connections throughout the UK and beyond.