LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Loch Lomond provides the focal point for Scotland’s first National Park being globally renowned for its natural beauty, history and tranquillity. Cruise Loch Lomond offers you the opportunity to experience the serenity of the ‘bonnie banks’ from the comfort of one of six vessels in our fleet. Whether entertaining clients or colleagues, considering having a wedding on Loch Lomond, or celebrating that special occasion with a private party in this unique venue.
BEN ARTHUR
The Cobbler - also known as Ben Arthur - has the most distinctive outline of any mountain in the Southern Highlands and makes a fantastic short day out. Extremely popular, the path on the way up has been improved in recent years and once past the initial zig zags makes a pleasant ascent. This route explores both peaks of the Cobbler before descending on a rugged path between the two. Alternatively the route can be made easier by returning the same way.
WATERFALLS
The area’s dramatic scenery is largely thanks to its position just north of the Highland Boundary Fault, created hundreds of millions of years ago when the harder rocks from the north collided with the softer rocks from the south, leaving the three villages officially in ‘The Highlands’. These hard rocks have been further shaped by wind, rain and glaciers to produce the stunning mix of mountains, lochs and waterfalls that characterise the area today.