Welcome to Cromarty

This website is provided by the Community Council to provide information to both residents of our town, and our visitors. Our town welcomes visitors throughout the year, and the site welcomes visitors as well.

Cromarty is a small sea port on the southern shore at the mouth of the Cromarty Firth, said to be the Highlands' best preserved historic town, and a "jewel of vernacular architecture".

We think we're an ideal place to visit, whether you want to stay for a week or a day, or even a few hours. There's much more than just architecture to see here; look on the "Things to Do" page for some other ideas.

Latest council minutes are up to date within the week of their approval.

Please let me know if there's anything you'd like featured on the site.

Please let me know if there's anything you'd like adding/removing/changing - as I feel the site's looking a little tired now. You can find me by email, or drop a note into Steve Ellwood at 12 Allan Square.

You can even comment at the new Cromarty blog, or follow the Cromarty Tweets!

What's New on the Site - updated 2 May 2008