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Your Dossier and Travel Companion arrive together, in one send, before you fly. Here are two days from a journey we have written, laid out the way the dossier lays them out.

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Edinburgh and the Highlands, days 4 and 5

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  1. Day 4

    North over the Drumochter Pass

    Inverness

    By train · Highland Main Line

    Edinburgh Waverley to Inverness. About three hours forty on the direct service.

    The direct services are the ones worth taking; journeys with a change along the way run slower.

    The line climbs to Drumochter, at 1,484 feet the highest point on Britain's main line railway, then over a second summit at Slochd and down to the Moray Firth. Inverness is small, and that is the point: it is the door to the Highlands. Walk the Ness Islands the first evening, a chain of wooded islands joined by white Victorian footbridges, and finish at Hootananny, where there is live music every night of the year.

    Stay  Ness Walk, Inverness

    Table  The Mustard Seed, then Hootananny

  2. Day 5

    Culloden at first light, dolphins on the tide

    Inverness and the Black Isle

    Go to Culloden before the visitor center opens. The battlefield is open at any hour and free, and at eight in the morning in the rain it is something other than a heritage site. Clava Cairns, four thousand years older, is three hundred yards away. Then north onto the Black Isle to Chanonry Point, where bottlenose dolphins hunt salmon in the narrows a few yards from the shingle. Go on the rising tide, from about an hour after low water, or do not go. A private driver makes this day easy. Dinner at Rocpool, back on the river.

    Stay  Ness Walk, Inverness

    Table  Rocpool

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What else arrives with it

01

The Dossier

The day-by-day itinerary, written for you: the trains, the tables, the hotels and the reasons, checked against current sources before it is sent.

02

The Travel Companion

What to know before you go, on the ground, and if something goes wrong.

03

Two cards for your phones

Emergencies and essentials, saveable and offline.

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