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North Coast 500 Accommodation

A number of our properties sit on the North Coast 500 (NC 500) route in the North Highlands. The NC 500 is a 516 mile route following the main roads along the coastal edges of the North Highlands of Scotland, giving visitors the chance to take in the very best of the area. The route covers the regions of Wester Ross, Sutherland, Caithness, Easter Ross, the Black Isle and Inverness-Shire, starting and ending at Inverness Castle. Check out our North Coast 500 Accommodation and find your perfect holiday cottage.

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Explore Scotland’s stunning north coast

Black Isle

Black Isle is a peninsula (not an island) famous for its charming towns and villages, scenery and thriving food and drink scene.

Caithness

Caithness, situated on the most north eastern part of the NC 500, is a large area of unspoilt, dramatic coastline and beauty. Caithness is also home to John O’Groats, mainland Britain’s most northernly village.

Easter Ross

Easter Ross sits on the coast of the NC 500, just north of Inverness, taking in the small towns of Tain, Alness, Invergordon, Dingwall and Cromarty. If you’re lucky, you might seals along the shoreline.

Inverness-shire

The capital of the Highlands and the base for your NC 500 adventure, enjoy picturesque river walks, traditional Scottish cuisine and live music.

Sutherland

Sutherland is the largest county on the NC 500 and covers a wide expanse – enjoy stunning scenery, important historical sites and some of the best golf courses in Britain.

Wester Ross

An area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB), Wester Ross is largely unspoilt, with a small of population of just 6000. You’ll find breathtaking lochs, mountains, beaches and often deserted roads and paths.

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