Driving Scotland's NC500 - Inverness to Dornoch
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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This is officially day 1 of our NC500 road trip when we picked up our campervan from Highland Campervans. This is the relatively short drive from Inverness where we picked up our campervan to Dornoch Camping and Caravan site where we spent our first night.
So come and drive round the NC500 with us!
This is twice normal speed.
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I have made this drive at least 80 times. Always happy to drive to Dornoch. thanks for posting.
What a beautiful area, we both loved it and would be happy to drive back to Dornoch too! Thanks so much for watching.
I travelled a lot from France to Scotland, several times, and I knwo those places, the clothie tree, Dornoch (the smaller cathedral in IK), the Mory Firth, Ardvrack Castle, Ullapool, Roggie Falls, oh, what wonderful memories...sigh!
I'm so glad our video could bring back such good memories! I feel the same when I watch our NC500 videos too, so much beauty and so many amazing places! Thanks so much for watching!
This is so lovely!
Thank you! It is a gorgeous part of Scotland!
Thanks for taking us along with you, lovey drive & scenery 👍🥰 Hope your both keeping safe, have a nice weekend 👍🤩xx
Thank you. We love this part of Scotland. Hope you all are well. xx
Nice drive! Very beautiful there!
Thank you! Yes, it is a beautiful part of Scotland.
I just realized that your drive looks like the midwest. Almost like parts of Texas or Oklahoma. Very interesting!
As we drive around Scotland, it reminds me of several parts of the states and it always amazes me! Thanks for watching!
As always, absolutely stunning views. Cannot wait to get back up to Scotland 🏴
And we can't wait to see you up here!!
That area looks so nice. I have never been. Do you just use your normal camera? Or do you have a dash cam?
We use a GoPro with a mount on the windscreen. (We don't trust it enough to mount it outside yet!)
I would love to go and see Dolphins!
This looks like a lovely drive with perfect weather.
The views going over the bridge at 20:37 are beautiful.
Thanks for taking us on your road trip xxx
The dolphins come in with the tide chasing the fish and they are amazing!! It was such a beautiful day and this part of Scotland is particularly nice! Thank you so much for watching. Hope you are both well and Jon is feeling better. xx
I live in Inverness!!! In doroch right now lol
We are both so jealous!! Hope you are getting some good weather. What a gorgeous place!
It isn't the Inverness Firth, that is the Moray Firth, you then go over the Cromarty Firth and the last firth is the Dornoch Firth.
The Black Isle derives its' name from Gaelic and also refers to the rich, black fertile soil of the peninsula.
I live in Dornoch, a great place to live !!
Sorry if we got it wrong! What a gorgeous area you live in! We need to get back, I just loved every minute of this trip. Does Dornoch have a train station? I thought it looked like a great place to live! Thanks so much for the information.
It's actually the Beauly firth
Hiring the camper the travel and site fees what sort of price does this cost for your journey. I want to do it but dont know whether to hire camper or drive car and do bed and breakfast.
I can't remember exactly, but the van was around £800, I think. Since it was our first time in campervan, we stayed in campsites with hookups every night, nearly. There are cheaper and even free places. One night, we stayed at a hotel carpark in Keiss, near Wick, that has electric hookups for $10. Our last campsite was $17, I think. Some of the bigger ones were £20-30 a night. It pays to research the areas where you'd like to stop for the night and see what's there. There is also a book called Brit Stop that shows businesses that will let you park overnight for free. I'm not sure if any of them are on the NC500. There are places you can park overnight for free too. At the time we went, many B and B's weren't open, plus we wanted to see how we got on in a campervan. For me, the idea of carrying your kitchen, bed and toilet was worth the slightly extra cost. But I can also see the benefits of B&B's. You will enjoy whichever way you decide! Let us know what you decide!!
OMG you're on the wrong side of the road!!
Ha ha ha....oddly, I felt that way when I watched it! Guess 15 years isn't enough to get used to some things!!