If there is one reason that the North Coast 500 attracts so many people every year it’s to visit the pristine white sandy beaches around the coast. The north and west coast of Scotland especially have some of the best beaches you will find in the whole of Scotland.
This week we are sharing some of our favourite beaches around the NC500.
The North Coast 500 is the most popular road trip in the UK and is Scotland’s answer to route 66. This stunning coastal route follows many beautiful beaches, as well as plenty other hidden gems, including waterfalls.
The North Coast 500 is one of the most spectacular road trips in Scotland. With beautiful white sandy beaches and magnificent historical castles, why would you not want to visit this amazing part of the country.
Puffin Cove is a must see attraction on the NC500, located on the border of Caithness and Sutherland. This is a small cove, at the end of a dirt track and is the home to many puffins on the NC500.
Brora is a small village on the east coast of Scotland, sitting between Dornoch and Wick. It is also a place that is overlooked on a NC500 however, with an award winning white sandy beach, we would say it’s definitely worth a stop off!
The NC500 Pods are nestled in amongst nature, near the small village of Brora and offer luxurious glamping on the NC500.
Dornoch is one of the first stops you will come across on the NC500 road trip. There are many things to do around Dornoch from beautiful beaches to historical sights and outdoor activities.
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