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The motorhome has a king king bed overhead and two double beds in the bunks to the rear, this is a spacious motorhome.

The motorhome is equipped with WC, shower, cooker, fridge freezer and lots of lighting including floor led's.

The garage at the rear is great for golfers touring, no need to put your bikes in there though as there is a rack at the rear.

The motorhome has reverse camera.

Tour the NC500 with our beloved 6 Berth motorhome. You'll start your tour in either Inverness or Golspie, your choice. Travel up the A9 over the Kessock Bridge, and over the mound, with the wonderful Silver Rock, arriving in Golspie. By driving only 2 Miles from the pickup point, and explore the majestic Dunrobin Castle. Dunrobin Castle is one of Britain's oldest continuously inhabited houses, dating back to the early 1300s. It is the family seat of the Earls of Sutherland and has been in their possession for over 7 centuries. The castle is the largest house in the Northern Highlands. Easy parking at the castle, you can have lunch there before setting off up North.

Next up, and only a couple of Miles North, is the Carn Liath broch. You can walk around (And over) this broch, there are interpretation board there, so as well as enjoying this wonderful relic of the past, you'll be learning too, wonderful!

You can keep the camper at the Broch and take a half hour walk to the secret cave, a scenic walk along the coast, we'll tell you all about this cave on booking!

The next village along is Brora, a traditional little fishing village, with one of the best (And biggest) beaches in Scotland, finish the walk with a meal at Brora Golf CLub, or make a meal in the campervan, there is a grill, oven, and 3 hobs on top.

Clynelish Distillery in Brora gives excellent tours to visitors, there is a big car park, plenty of space for the motorhome, the tours are suitable for ages 18+

If you wish to wrap the day up, Badbea, Berriedale is a great wee walk, go explore the long abandoned village, where the kids used to get tied up to stop them falling into the sea! Its safe to stay here overnight, plenty of space for overnighting. Alternatively, you can go park and stay the night at Latheronwheel Harbour, for a small charge.

Next up, we recommend Wick, Staxigoe, Duncansby Head Lighthouse, John O Groats, Castley of Mey, Dunnet Beach, Strathy Beach, Durness (And the beach!), then follow your heart down the West Coast, down to the Isle of Skye, Glenfinnan and spectacular Glen Coe, enjoy a fish supper at Tyndrum, then go via Loch Tay inland East. Aberfeldy is just lovely, then you can travel up by Laggan (Where Monarch of the Glen was filmed) and Newtonmore. Go North to Aviemore, where the lochs and Cairngorm Mountain are so totally scenic. Follow the A9 up to Inverness, visit the art gallery, Loch Ness (Dores, and enjoy a meal in the Dores Inn) then come back up to Golspie. Finish your journey on a high, and enjoy a guided tour, at no cost of course, to our villages very own waterfalls!

We're here to help, so anything you need, just ask. The van is off grid, it has a leisure battery, and this charges when you are driving. There is gas, with central heating, and fridge that runs on the leisure battery when travelling and gas when its on.