Clachnaharry, Inverness, IV3 8RD

Clachnaharry is a former fishing village that has become part of the city of Inverness, situated in the Scottish Highlands. The locality lies within the IV 3 postal district and is now integrated into the urban fabric of Inverness, the administrative centre for the Highland Council and the recognised capital of the Highlands. Historically, Clachnaharry would have been a small coastal settlement focused on fishing, and today it retains a distinct character within the larger city. Residents experience the blend of Highland heritage and contemporary city amenities, with easy access to the surrounding natural scenery that defines Inverness. The area benefits from the civic services and cultural life that Inverness offers, while still maintaining a quieter, village‑like atmosphere that reflects its origins. As part of the city, Clachnaharry shares the infrastructure and transport links that connect Inverness to the wider Highlands and beyond.