Rugged peaks and peaceful waters accompany us all the way on our journey, as we head across The Black Isle and through the village of Achnasheen.
Be sure to bring your camera as we stop in Lochcarron, nestling beside the loch of the same name, and then Ardorroch, which gazes across at the mountains rising from the shores of Loch Kishorn.
Britain’s third highest road then faces us, as we brave the 2,000ft high Bealach na Ba – or ‘Pass of the Cattle’. Our coach stops at the top, allowing you to experience unforgettable views of Raasay and – clouds permitting – the Isle of Skye shimmering in the distance.
Remote Applecross awaits on the other side as we descend into one of Scotland’s most charming villages. Resting here awhile lets you drink in stunning seascapes and discover why it’s been called the ‘edge of the world’. Fresh seafood, a warm welcome and a relaxing lunch are all on the menu in the local inn, before our tour continues along the banks of Loch Torridon.
Stopping in the shadow of the mountains at Shieldaig, we end our day amid the tranquillity of Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve before retracing our steps to Inverness.
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