Taxi Inverness

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Company Booking Options User Rating My Verdict
Inverness Taxis 4.0 /5 Good taxi
Capital Taxis 4.1 /5 Good taxi
A2B Taxis 4.4 /5 Good taxi
Uber 3.8 /5 Good app
Highland Taxis 4.2 /5 Good taxi

City Information

Population
47,820
Traffic Level
🚦 Low
Regulator
Inverness

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Inverness is not London but don’t mistake it for a sleepy Highland town, either. Whether you’re on your way to catch a flight, you’re visiting for a dram, or simply need to return from Loch Ness in one piece, a good taxi service in Inverness is essential.

I have lived here long enough (and missed enough buses) to have tried just about every taxi firm in the area. Some are gems. Others… not so much. So this is my no-frills, get-down-to-business guide to taxi services in Inverness — based on actual experiences, actual rides, and a few Highland hangovers.


1. Inverness Taxis – Always There When You Need The

These folks are my go-to. Responsive, local and keeping sane through the touristy chaos. App is very simple to use, and drivers tend to be proper sound.

Best for:

  • Airport transfers
  • Late-night pickups
  • Common “get me outta here” desires

2. Capital Taxis – No Drama, Just Reliable Service

They don’t try to be anything but fancy, and that’s good enough by me. Capital’s cars are clean, the drivers polite, and they arrive when they say they will. No frills, no fuss.

Best for:

  • Appointments
  • Visiting family
  • Runs to the station in the morning

3. A2B Taxis — Affordable (But With Conditions)

If you wanna save a few quid, A2B is usually the best value, although you may have to wait longer and service is variable. Some rides are OK, some are like you are in a Fast & Furious sequel.

Best for:

  • Quick local errands
  • Non-urgent trips
  • Actually, students or cheap bastards

4. Uber in Inverness – It Does Exist Actually

Yes, Uber exists here … but don’t rely on it. Outside city centre hours, drivers are few and far between. When it works, it’s smooth. When it doesn’t? Back to the local firms.

Best for:

  • When you’re already in the city
  • Tracking rides
  • Paying with your phone

5. Highland Taxis – Classy Taxi for Tours or Executives

Organising a Highland tour or looking to impress a client? Well, Highland Taxis do it in style. And by that we mean comfortable rides, professional drivers, and true local knowledge. Not the least expensive, but worth it for the experience.

Best for:

  • Business travel
  • Guided day trips
  • Glue runs with a little added shine

So, Which is the Best Taxi Service in Inverness?

  • Daily rides you can depend on: Inverness Taxis
  • Groomed and serene rides: Capital Taxis
  • If you’re lucky: A2B (prices vary with occupancy)
  • Highland Taxis: premium experience
  • App only back up: Uber (when they are having a good day)

Honestly? Keep a couple of these saved in your phone. Inverness may be laid-back — weather, traffic and the occasional Nessie sighting can derail your plans. If your taxi number is good, it matters.