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Discover the North Coast 500 with this compact, entertaining, 'tell it like it is' Rough Guide, packed with invaluable practical guidance and honest expert recommendations across 86 information-packed pages. Bringing together a route of just over 500 miles (516 to be exact…) of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages, hidden gems, and a wealth of unforgettable experiences; the North Coast 500 is one of the world’s most beautiful road trips. The ultimate guide to where to eat and stay along Scotland's ultimate touring route. Elemental, enchanting and inspiring, the NC500 is Scotland's most popular touring route, a stunning 500 mile loop around Northern Scotland. gifts@oldschoolbeauly. In this guide you'll find:* Overview maps of the NC500 route, broken down into six regions* Beautiful full-colour photos taken along the route* what3words geocode system used to specify exact locations of places to eat and stay* A guide to pricing at each of the venues* Information on dietary options, wheelchair access, pet friendly spots, electric vehicle charing points, WiFi, and places with NC500 member perks Researched and written by travel bloggers, Campbell Kerr and Gemma Spence. Start planning your next adventure today. H 20cm 01463 783 273 A guide to the best places to enjoy the local Scottish cuisine and where to rest for the night along the famous North Coast 500.
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C. Mitchell
The print quality however, is excellent, as are the photos. From the very first time I opened this book the pages have been falling out. The road maps throughout could also do with a guide as to what each of the road colours denote; for instance you have 'A' roads depicted in red, green and broken red and white.
Lilymya
Deserves almost five stars but getting four at a push because I'm really, really, really pissed off picking up loose pages now! Lots of great advice and recommendations of things to take in on our adventure 10/10 Inform the reader as to what each colour indicates.
A couple of observations/suggestions, not complaints; the map guide on pages 34-35 and repeated elsewhere within the book could have been better thought out. Positively encyclopaedic in it's content but let down by the book's 'binding' if you can even call it that! Colour coded numbers and listings would have made the 'attractions', 'castles', 'viewpoints' etc which are referred to, much easier to find on the map. !
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