Driving Routes

From its spectacular scenery to its multitude of historic sites, Scotland has something for everyone. For those visiting by car, there are scenic drives in every region of the country. This is a great way to explore the countryside, coastline and visitor attractions, as well as discovering local wildlife, food and drink.

Staying with Scotland's Best B&Bs means you can benefit from our hosts' local knowledge and explore some of the hidden gems off the beaten track as well as seeing all those unmissable views. This section of our website offers some inspiration for driving itineraries on the major tourist routes.

South Scotland

• South West Coastal 300
• Galloway Tourist Route
• Borders Historic Route
• Kintyre66
• The Coig (Ayrshire, Arran, Bute and Cumbrae)

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Central Scotland

• Perthshire Tourist Route
• Heart 200 (Perthshire, Stirling & The Trossachs)
• Angus Coastal Route
• Fife Coastal Route
• Fife 191
• Argyll Coastal Route
• Forth Valley Tourist Route
• Clyde Valley Tourist Route

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North Scotland

• North Coast 500
• North East 250
• Cairngorms Snow Roads
• Deeside Tourist Route
• North and West Highland Route
• Highland Tourist Route
• Moray Firth Route
• Castle Trail & Malt Whisky Trail

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Photo credits: top of page Highland coos on the road to Applecross by VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

Driving Routes in Scotland 
Routes in South Scotland - Routes in Central Scotland - Routes in North Scotland