This summer (2023) Sticky Beak & The Man Bird are hopping over the border to do their own, slightly extended version of the North Coast 500 in Scotland.
All photos courtesy of the North Coast 500 Web Site
https://www.northcoast500.com
On the route North they will be visiting Loch Lomond and the Isle of Skye before flying over to Inverness to the start of the North Coast 500 route. The route home will see flying visits to Pitlochry and Edinburgh.
It wouldn’t be a Sticky Beak tour without going slightly off the beaten track to visit as many cafes, restaurants and food (and drink) producers as they can. They want to take the opportunity to try all that Scotland has got to offer, not just iconic dishes but local specialities too.
The full itinerary is listed below;
Day 1 – Loch Lomond
Day 2 – Isle Of Skye
Day 3 – Inverness
Day 4 – Tain
Day 5 – Brora
Day 6 – Scrabster
Day 7 – Tongue
Day 8 – Lochinver
Day 9 – Gairloch
Day 10 – Kinlochewe
Day 11 – Inverness
Day 12 – Blair Atholl
Day 13 – Edinburgh
If you own, work for or market for a Hotel, Guest House, Restaurant, Café, Food Producer, Drink Producer (especially a distillery 😉) or a tourist attraction and are interested in working with the Sticky Beak Blog then drop them an email to sticky@thestickybeak.co.uk
If you live in any of the areas they are visiting (or have visited the area yourself) and have any suggestions then please drop them an email – they are looking for as many suggestions as possible to get the most out of this trip and of course write about it for the blog.
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