We had a group of 6 adults book the 90 min South speed boat tour of Loch Lomond. Kerry was our skipper and she was great! She was very friendly and gave us a great tour of the loch and the islands. The tour included a 30 min stop for a drink on one of the islands, which was really enjoyable! Thank you, Kerry!

It may be hailing or sunny, this ride is a beautiful option for those interested in seeing a bit more of the highlands. Whatever the weather is, the ride will show the beauties of the nature in its true colours, even when it’s foggy - that’s Scotland, baby! The narration of facts are a bit boring (it doesn’t seem to be designed for the diverse audience it hosts). A bit more about the nature around could be considered to make the experience more interesting and engaging for all ages.

Luss Pier is at the centre of the Luss conservation village. The pier is a stop-off point for the tourist ferries with excellent views of the loch. Unlike other smaller villages around the loch, Luss has excellent parking, shops and visitor facilities.

Went on the guided canoe tour this morning and the three of us had the best time! Our guide Junior was what it made it even better as he had great knowledge of Loch Lomond and shared his own stories and was always ensuring we were comfortable with the routes we were taking! We got to see the highland cows and stopped at Wallaby island but unfortunately we never seen any wallabies but just give us an excuse to come back again and hopefully see them! Highly recommended this to everyone of all ages and thanks again to our guide Junior

Brilliant 2 hour canoe yesterday, saw amazing nature and wonderful peaceful stops on some of the beaches on different islands. Brilliant staff will be back. Last month also did paddle boarding, it was fantastic