Nine days covering the full arc of Scotland’s wild north – Atlantic island life on the Outer Hebrides, the remote coast and mountains of Sutherland, returning through the ancient pine forests of the Cairngorms.

Approx. 700–900 miles including ferry crossings. Allow 9 days / 8 nights.

• Luskentyre and the Harris coast
• Callanish Standing Stones, Lewis
• Cape Wrath – Britain’s most north-westerly mainland point
• Sandwood Bay – Scotland’s most remote beach
• Ben Hope and the Sutherland mountains
• Cairngorms plateau and Rothiemurchus Forest

• Stornoway, Lewis
• Harris & Luskentyre
• Ullapool (ferry return)
• Lochinver & Assynt
• Durness & Cape Wrath
• Tongue
• Lairg
• Aviemore & Cairngorms

Nine nights of exceptional wild camping potential. Sandwood Bay access is a 4-mile walk from the road – worth every step for one of Scotland’s most remote overnight spots. Sutherland offers boundless wilderness camping with almost no crowds beyond July.

• Cape Wrath is accessed via a small ferry and minibus – check seasonal timetables
• The walk to Sandwood Bay requires a 4WD-accessible track from Blairmore – ask locally
• Sutherland fuel stations are very sparse – never let the tank fall below half
• Allow a full day in Assynt – the geology, scenery and lochs are extraordinary

June to September. The Hebrides ferry schedule is most frequent in summer. Autumn brings spectacular colour to the Cairngorms. The far north is accessible year-round but winter conditions require serious preparation.

Our fully equipped Land Rover Defenders and Toyota Hilux vehicles are designed for exploring Scotland’s remote landscapes.

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