| and Wester Ross 2008: Mondays 2 June
through 29 September
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Lunch: budget lunch at the Flower Tunnel Restaurant; or at the inn (award-winning seafood - Applecross Inn); or take a picnic - lots of beautiful spots to eat alfresco. This tour is available as a private tour any day of the year
This tour visits some of the most spectacular scenery to be found anywhere in the British Isles.
We depart Inverness and cross the Black Isle before turning towards Dingwall,
county town of Ross & Cromarty. A brief stop in Strathpeffer for passengers
joining there before we continue to Lochcarron, on the shores of beautiful "Loch Carron".
We have a forty-minute stop in this village with its beautiful seaside location and pleasant café.
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We leave the village and make a short detour to Ardarroch from which we get fine views of our mountain route (above). Thence to the Bealach na Ba - the Pass of the Cattle - which climbs to over 2,000' (>600m). This is the third-highest public road in Britain, and much more spectacular than its rivals in NE Scotland. Our picture shows the road climbing up from Loch Kishorn. We stop at the summit of the road for breathtaking views - weather permitting! - across Raasay to the Isle of Skye (see below). We commence our descent to Applecross Village. Please visit the Applecross Peninsula website for an overview of the area. | ![]() |
We spend over an hour in Applecross Village and spots nearby. Possibilities include:

After our time at Applecross we take the low-level road north and then south-east to Shieldaig. A short stop in this picturesque little village and then we commence our return journey to Inverness.
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