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One of the top attractions is the North Coast 500 (NC500), a 516-mile scenic route that loops around the northern coast of Scotland, beginning and ending at Inverness Castle. The NC500 has quickly become a must-see for visitors to Scotland, offering breathtaking views of mountains and winding roads. It gained fame through TV shows like Susan Calman's travel series and was named Britain's most beautiful road.
Notably, one of its pit-stops was chosen as one of the top 20 most stunning villages in the UK. A full journey along the route typically takes about a week and one of the most popular stops along the way is Ullapool, one of the largest villages in the Highlands. Nestled among towering mountains, it's a hiker's paradise, reports the Scottish Daily Express.
In 2020, Conde Nast Traveler included Ullapool in its list of...
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