More than just a circular driving route, Kintyre 66 is an invitation to slow down and discover one of Scotland's most spectacular and undiscovered regions, looping round the east and west coast.

In this episode of Blether in the Heather, Nicky Murphy talks to Iain Johnston explores the people, places and experiences that make the Kintyre peninsula so unique.

From dramatic coastlines and hidden beaches to local food, heritage, wildlife, unforgettable hospitality and an incredible calendar of events including the Mull of Kintyre Music Festival (MOKfest), discover why this circular route is capturing the imagination of visitors from across the UK and beyond.

If you're looking for inspiration for your next Scottish adventure, this episode is the perfect place to start.

SHOWNOTES:

Iain Johnston is a Campbeltown-based tourism and events professional with a deep knowledge of Kintyre and a passion for showcasing everything the peninsula has to offer.

Iain supports the growth and promotion of local tourism, helping businesses and communities work together to create memorable visitor experiences.

He also plays the lead role in the Mull of Kintyre Music Festival and has been closely involved in the development and promotion of the Kintyre 66. His enthusiasm for the area, its communities and its hidden gems makes him the perfect guide to the story behind this increasingly popular west coast route.

This episode is sponsored by www.wildaboutargyll.com
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