Is This Road Worse Than The Bealach Na Ba ? |

WARNING & DISCLAIMER - WE STRONGLY ADVISE AGAINST DRIVING THIS ROUTE IN ANYTHING LARGER THAN A CAR! SINCE DOING THE ROUTE OURSELVES WHICH WASN'T PLANNED, WE FEEL THE ROAD IS JUST NOT SUITABLE.
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In this video we drive on the B869 (Drumbeg loop) of the NC500 in our 6 metre East Neuk Fifer Touring L Campervan/Motorhome. A total spur of the moment decision as you can probably tell from my (Em) reactions! I was not expecting it to be this scarey! Said to be one of the finest scenic roads in Scotland. A narrow single track road with small passing places that is 23 miles long. The road winds up and down and has many steep drop offs. This road is not an easy drive in anything larger than a small VW campervan and it is NOT recommended you do it, unless you are a very confident, experienced driver and are proficient enough to reverse down narrow roads with steep drop offs. There is no doubt that this is an absolutely beautiful drive, the scenery is spectacular and it certainly has your nerves on edge! I (Em passenger) was terrified on this road, despite knowing I was in good hands with my hubby at the wheel. I am not going to lie, this road brought me to tears out of pure fear! We realise our sound has issues on this video and we weren't going to put it up, but we wanted to share the drive with you all, so you can see it for yourselves, without driving it!

DISCLAIMERS
Please do your own research before embarking on driving this road, we STRONGLY advise you NOT to do it in a large vehicle. This road is not for the feint hearted!

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This campervan allows us the freedom of travelling in all seasons, we actually do most of our travelling in the Autumn/Winter as I have lupus disease | SLE | We stay on campsites & caravan touring parks, Aires & wild camp out in nature. We like to walk | hike with our cocker spaniel dog "Charlie" taking in breathtaking scenery of the countryside and the coast. There is something so magical about driving through the mountains and tourist areas in a campervan. Buying local produce to take back and cook in the campervan, or stopping at an independent shop for coffee and cake helping to support the local economy. You can follow our travel adventures by hitting the SUBSCRIBE button. We upload our travel vlogs on a regular basis.
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Em  @vansforthememories