A Land of Rainbows - Scotland's North Coast 500

Julia Goodfellow-Smith


Region:
Wales
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £50 within 10 miles of SA1 or SA15. £75 + 45p/mile up to 20 miles.
Category:
Travel
Updated:
4th January 2022
Tagged:
History | Landscapes

The North Coast 500 is an immensely popular touring route, and for good reason. It runs in a loop around the stunning seascape of the west coast of Scotland, along the northern reaches of the mainland and back down to the city of Inverness. It took us three weeks to drive the 500-mile route, giving us plenty of time to experience this ancient land. From spectacular waterfalls to cliffs of sand dunes and from castles to abandoned villages, join me on this exploration of the history and magic of northern Scotland.

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About Julia Goodfellow-Smith

Julia Goodfellow-Smith is an adventure writer and speaker who is also a Chartered Environmentalist. She loves to entertain her audiences with stories and learning points from her adventures, which she hopes will also encourage them to live a more adventurous and sustainable life.

Julia has written two books to help people in their quest to lead a more adventurous life:

  • Live Your Bucket List: Simple Steps to Ignite Your Dreams, Face Your Fears and Lead an Extraordinary Life, Starting Today
  • Cycling King Alfred's Way: A Piece of Cake? She is in the throes of writing her third, about walking the Camino de Santiago.

www.juliags.com


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