Itinerary One: To
Day 1: 
Pick up camper from agreed location and hit
The Moray Firth Dolphins are one of only a few known groups, in British waters. In the summer months they often frequent inshore waters where they can be easily seen, to the delight of visitor and resident alike. If you’d like to go out onto the
http://www.ecoventures.co.uk/wildlife.asp http://www.dolphintripsavoch.co.uk/
Heading north on the A9 why not stop at the Tain Pottery on your way to visit Dornoch Jail (http://www.jail-dornoch.com). Dornoch is an exceptionally pretty town with an outstanding golf course and a fantastic sandy beach. There are plenty of places to grab a bite to eat before either taking it easy and finding a camp site or heading a wee bit further north to Golspie for a visit to Dunrobin Castle, the family home of the Countess of Sutherland and the perfect fairytale castle. It also has outstanding gardens which can be visited from April – October (http://www.castles.org/Chatelaine/DUNROBIN.HTM) http://www.tainpottery.co.uk
Poor old camper is going to have to tackle some fairly steep hills today, staring with the renowned Berridale Braes! Head on up to Wick and then onto John O Groats – the most northerly part of the British Mainland and the beginning of many a John O Groats to Lands End challenge. Head onto 
watch the surfers at play or onto Thurso where the O’Neill Highland Surfing Open is held towards the end of April each year! A stop at the
A leisurely start to the day with a short drive to Tongue and get your cameras out for some stunning Scottish scenery! This is also the step that will take you into the real wilds of
Up early to hit the fish market. The main species caught by white fish trawlers are monkfish, haddock, cod, whiting and skate. The main shellfish fishery consists of lobsters, prawns, crabs and velvet crabs. Take the day to get down to Ullapool (some seriously big hills so today won’t be a ‘fast’ day). Have a slap up meal at the
Final day! Leaving Ullapool and head for Gairloch – stop at
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