Our VW T6 Highline Jobl Camper van Perfect for camper van hire Scotland, our VW Jobl Kampa Campervans are a truly luxury camper van that is comfortable and well laid out. Built on the short wheel based T6 Campervan, we think it is the best campervan conversion out there and offers a great camper van hire experience. Ideal for couples, families and single travelers, the VW Jobl has a 5-speed manual gearbox and High Line specification delivering DAB radio, Blue tooth and CD player plus
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Day 1 From Four Seasons Campers (Loch Lomond Base) head north on the A82 through Glencoe and continue towards Fort William then past Neptunes Staircase on the A830 towards Arisaig and Mallaig. The road runs parallel to the Jacobite Steam train railway line made famous in Harry Potter as the route the Hogwarts Express took. Turn off the A830 at Arisaig where there are an abundance of campsites and beautiful beaches that look towards the Inner Hebridean Islands of Eigg and Rhum. Things to see
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10 Day Campervan Tour – Hillwalking and History tour of the West and North Coast of Scotland Places Visited include: Glencoe; Fort William; Loch Ness; Ullapool; Lochinver; Durness; Day 1 From Gallangad head north on A82 towards Glencoe and wild camp at Glen Etive which is located just after Glencoe Ski Centre turnoff. Camp alongside the River Etive – lots of places to pull over along the single track road. Kids can paddle or if brave enough enjoy a swim! Great for having fires (suggest
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Top Tips for you to plan your roadtrip For many of our customers, this is the first time they have booked a campervan holiday. We are here every step of the way to assist you: Advise on where to go and things to see to get the most out of your holiday Advise on what to bring depending on time of year for your trip Full detailed campervan handover so you can start your holiday with confidence The best time of year to visit Scotland
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Decide how many miles/how many hours you want to travel per day. Remember when planning your route, that many roads in the Highlands are single track and therefore you need to allow extra time. Decide 5 key sites you don’t want to miss and plot them on your map. Use a map plotting tool such as Google Route Maps Next plan your campsites each night. Combine wild camping with campsites so that you can stock up on water and empty your waste. We recommend approximately
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