The North Coast 500 is an epic adventure skirting around the upper reaches of Scotland. Whether you are walking, cycling or driving the route, make sure you have a comfortable place to stay on your journey, browse a range of North Coast 500 accommodation.
The route begins in the cultural hub of the North, Inverness. This city lies on the banks of the River Ness, a stone's throw from the renowned Loch Ness. It offers a number of fantastic eateries and shops, as well as a gallery, museum and theatre. The route then passes on along the North East Coast, passing through the towns of Ullapool and Torridon, then up to the highest points of Scotland. After passing through Caithness and John O' Groats, the route heads southwards through Dingwall, eventually returning in Inverness.
Along the North Coast 500 you will encounter distilleries, golf courses, haunted ruins, castles straight out of a fairy tale, beautiful beaches as well as a variety of sea and bird life. Feel free to contact our helpful team on 01244356666 for more information on North Coast 500 accommodation.
Types of Scottish Highland Holidays
Planning an unforgettable road trip around the Highlands? As well as this North Coast 500 accommodation, there’s a lovely collection of holiday cottages in the Scottish Highlands to discover, giving you plenty of options for discovering this beautiful part of Scotland.
If waking up surrounded by spectacular Highland scenery sounds like your kind of getaway, consider staying at one of these log cabins in the Highlands. Bringing your four-legged friend along for the journey? These dog-friendly cottages in the Scottish Highlands are well worth a look too.
For those hoping to make their North Coast 500 adventure extra-special, why not browse these luxury cottages in Scotland or unwind after a day on the road at one of these cottages with hot tubs in Scotland?
Couples planning to tackle the route together can take a look at these romantic cottages in Scotland. Or, if you love the idea of escaping somewhere surrounded by beautiful countryside, there’s also a wider collection of log cabins in Scotland to explore.