Kylesku Bridge - Scotland's North Coast Self-Drive McKinlay Kidd

Scotland's North Coast Self-Drive - McKinlay Kidd

Experience Scotland's answer to Route 66 on our scenic self-drive tour of the North Coast of Scotland.

A carefully designed self-drive itinerary, travelling the world-famous route in the north of Scotland – covering more than 500 miles of the best coastal scenery the North Highlands has to offer, but within a leisurely week’s holiday. Enjoy challenging drives such as the hairpin bends of the “Bealach na Ba” road to Applecross, then relax in our selection of characterful small hotels and guest houses.

Pricing

£875 per person for November 2023 to October 2024.

Prices are based on two adults sharing a double or twin ensuite room for eight nights on a bed and breakfast basis in our hand-picked selection of small hotels and guest houses.

Before your departure, you will receive personalised holiday information including full directions and recommended routes from your specified starting point, and suggestions on places to visit depending on your interests and our local knowledge to help you get the most from your holiday.

We have a host of other itineraries that cover Scotland, including Premier Scotland's North Coast and Scotland's North Coast and Orkney.

From £875 per adult


Departure days

  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Wednesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday
  • Saturday
  • Sunday

March — October

Contact details

McKinlay Kidd

6/1,
The Hatrack
144 St. Vincent Street
Glasgow
Scotland
G2 5LQ

Tour information

Starting

  • Inverness

Length

9 Days

Transport

  • Self drive

Type

  • Bespoke

Languages

  • English

Themes

  • Landscapes
  • Outdoor Activities
  • Photography
  • Wildlife

Tour prices


From £875 Per Adult

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Prices are subject to change depending on season

Tour Stops

McKinlay Kidd

Tour company information

McKinlay Kidd

Awarded AITO's Tour Operator of the Year in 2019 (Bronze), 2018 (Bronze) and 2016 (Gold), as well as Telegraph Travel's 'Best Specialist Tour Operator 2017' based on customer reviews, McKinlay Kidd has spent years exploring the country. They have stayed in, eaten at, driven through, sailed across, and visited everything they recommend so that your experience of Scotland is as good as it gets. McKinlay Kidd designs tailor-made short breaks, celebratory trips, long excursions, self-drive holidays and small group guided rail tours.

Opening times

Monday - Friday: 8:30am – 6:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Sunday: Closed

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