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Hire Freedom NC500 Guide
Arguably one of the best road trips in the world! If you are looking for stunning landscapes, fascinating history, endless horizons, ancient castles, golden beaches and crystal-clear water, all wrapped up in a 500-mile road trip, then the NC500 is for you.
What is the NC500?
Iconic places of the NC500
Beaches of the NC500
The NC500 stands for North Coast 500 miles and was launched in 2015.
– it is a 516-mile scenic route around the North Coast of Scotland. The route starts and ends at Inverness Castle.
Is the North Coast 500 Signposted? There are brown tourist NC500 signs around the Scottish Highlands. You will see lots of Highlands attractions with brown signs too. The local towns and villages will be signposted so look out for where you are going next.
Beaches of the NC500
Iconic places of the NC500
Beaches of the NC500
White sands and crystal clear waters. Here are some of Scotlands best kept secrets!
Achmelvich
Durness
Clashnessie
Sandwood Bay
Sango Sands
Ceannabeinne
BalnakeilUllapool
Lochinver
Clachtoll
Iconic places of the NC500
Iconic places of the NC500
Iconic places of the NC500
Duncansby Head sea stacks
Old Man of Hoy sea stack
Mermaid of the North
Clashnessie waterfall
Dunnet Head
St John’s Point
Smoo Cave
Easterly point
John O’Groats
Sinclair’s Bay’s
Whaligoe Steps
Neolithic tombs of the Grey Cairns of Camster
Mountains of the NC500
Mountains of the NC500
Iconic places of the NC500
37 Munros, 43 Corbetts, 38 Grahams your spoilt for choice. Popular ones below
An Teallach
Corrieshalloch Gorge, a mile-long canyon
Suilven
Ben Hope
Sgurr a’ Chaorachain, Bealach na Ba
Achnashellach
Beinn Eighe – Britain’s first national nature reserve
Castles of NC500
Mountains of the NC500
Castles of NC500
Inverness Castle
Castle of Mey
Dunrobin Castle
Kincraig castle
Mansfield castle
Tulloch castle
Urquhart Castle
Ackergill castle
Dornoch castle