Invergordon Lifeboat Station

There has been a lifeboat station in the Moray Firth sign 1878 although the station at Invergordon opened in 1974.

Invergorgon Lifeboat Station operates an all-weather Trent class lifeboat. With its ability to operate safely in all weathers and to inherently self-right, the Trent class is ideally suited for search and rescue in the Cromarty Firth , as well as further out to sea in the vast Moray Firth. The lifeboat is moored afloat adjacent to a pontoon, enabling it to rise up and down with the tide giving the crew safe access at all states of the tide.

The station and boat are open for viewing and to meet the crew. Refreshments and lifeboat souvenirs on sale.

The Royal National Lifeboats Institution is run by volunteer crews and funded by voluntary contributions for 'saving lives at sea'.