• Discover the story of a father and daughter who created a lochside garden amid a barren wilderness on the Atlantic coast in the North West Highlands.
• Explore the garden of experimentation and wonder at the calendar of colour and scents, cultivated with care … and a hefty dose of creativity.
• Spot Scotland’s Big 5 in wildlife: red squirrel, red deer, otter, seal and golden eagle. You may even see a big 6th – the sea eagle!
• Take a wildlife boat trip around the shores of the peninsula.
• Look out for Inverewe’s huge California redwoods that tower into the sky – you can’t miss them!

Opening Times 

Garden, Shop, Osgood’s Cafe, Inverewe House and Visitor Centre

1 Jan–14 Apr, closed

15–18 Apr, daily, 9.45–16.00

20 Apr–30 Jun, Tues–Sat, 9.45–16.00

1 Jul–31 Aug, daily, 9.45–17.00 (last entry 16.00)

1 Sep–30 Oct, Wed–Sun, 9.45–16.00

31 Oct–31 Dec, closed

It’s astonishing what you can grow in one of the most northerly corners of Scotland when you put your mind to it! Meandering through the garden on this remote stretch of coastline is a paradise of unusual and wonderful plants, where the unexpected greets you at every corner.

Inverewe celebrates the best of human achievements in the natural environment. Marvel at our heritage garden, containing species from across the globe and created from a barren wilderness in the 19th century. A labour of love and enduring commitment, it’s a feast for your senses.

This is a setting that inspires art and creativity. At its heart is Inverewe House, a museum with a twist, and its adjacent Sawyer Gallery, which hosts exhibitions that reflect the characteristics of the garden and surrounding environment.

Inverewe’s Underwater Garden: The sea around Inverewe is a special place for marine wildlife and its nationally important seabed habitats includes maerl beds – Scotland’s coral reef. An exhibition in the Summerhouse gives visitors the chance to find out more about the amazing marine wildlife around Inverewe, above, on and below the sea.