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Scotland’s North Coast 500—more than just a road trip
“The North Coast 500 isn’t just a route—it’s a ribbon tying together Scotland’s wild soul, one breathtaking mile at a time.”
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One Trip. 500 Miles. 100 Memories.
The Eight Cities of Scotland
Around the Web: Glasgow Jazz Festival Kicks Off This Week; We’ve heard plenty of jokes about Scotland’s weather; Secrets of the Scottish Borders and more…
Everything you need to know about visiting the Scottish Highlands and the Isle of Skye
Experiences Likely To Sell Out
🌟 Travel Quizzer is Here! What are Highland coos known for?
From Love Scotland Community: “Most definitely !! Visited 2 years ago and working hard to return!…”
Scottish Food You Will Love: Scottish West Coast Food tour
Coo Wee: Advice straight from a coo!
One Trip. 500 Miles. 100 Memories.
Scotland’s North Coast 500—more than just a road trip
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It’s more than just a scenic loop—it’s a rite of passage for Highland travellers. The North Coast 500 winds past castles, cliffs, beaches, and lochs, wrapping around the very edge of mainland Scotland. You’ll pass ruined crofts, storybook harbours, and roads so quiet you’ll hear your own thoughts.
From Inverness to Applecross, Durness to John o’ Groats, every turn brings a new moment—whether it’s spotting a golden eagle or stumbling on a beach with no footprints but your own. Fill your boots with fish suppers, wild swims, ceilidhs, and coo sightings.
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Have you done the NC500—or is it still on your bucket list? Listen to Scottish Music while you’re on the road…. I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)
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The Eight Cities of Scotland
History, culture, and character—each city tells its own story
From medieval lanes to cutting-edge design, Scotland’s cities are packed with culture and character. Each offers something different—Edinburgh stuns with its historic skyline, while Glasgow buzzes with creativity and music. Dundee has become a hub of innovation, thanks to the striking V&A museum, and Inverness charms with its Highland warmth.
These cities aren’t just stops on a map—they’re full of life. Explore Aberdeen’s granite beauty by the sea, get lost in Perth’s riverside history, or stroll through Stirling’s castle-topped streets. Every city gives you a glimpse of Scotland’s past—and a warm welcome to its present.
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Glasgow Jazz Festival Kicks Off This Week
We’ve heard plenty of jokes about Scotland’s weather…
And Yes… Dunrobin Castle is on the NC500
Bealach na Bà: Scotland’s Wildest Drive
A must-visit on the eastern stretch of the NC500
Secrets of the Scottish Borders
If you're drawn to Scotland’s epic landscapes and centuries-old tales—but prefer them without the crowds—the Scottish Borders offer a quieter kind of magic. This is a region where ruined abbeys rise from river valleys, castles crown lonely hills, and ancient battlegrounds lie just beyond the hedgerows. The Borders have shaped Scotland’s story for over a thousand years—through wars of independence, clan feuds, and royal alliances—yet remain one of the country’s most underrated treasures.
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Who would you share this bench with…? Alone, with someone special or Sir Walter Scott as this is known as Scott’s view.
Top Experiences In Scotland Likely To Sell Out
2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!
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From the Love Scotland Community
“Most definitely !! Visited 2 years ago and working hard to return!!” - Debbie Hall
Scottish Food You Will Love
Scottish West Coast Food tour
Coo Wee
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