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Sail from Luss to the picturesque village of Balmaha and explore this pretty village with its woodland walks, Conic Hill to climb and The Oak Tree Inn to enjoy.
Departing from Balmaha, you’ll enjoy a scenic cruise across the loch before arriving at this picture postcard village. Luss is famous for its identical sandstone and slate cottages, often covered in rambling roses during the summer months, as well as its iconic pier and stunning lochside views.
Sail from Tarbet and explore this hidden gem on the eastern shore with waterfalls, woodland walks and hidden beaches to explore, perfect for a family day out.
Sail from Luss around pretty islands, passing the Narrows of Loch Lomond and disembark at Inchcailloch, our very own ‘Treasure Island’
Fancy bagging your first Munro? Sail from Tarbet to Rowardennan and take a hike up Ben Lomond, Scotlands most southerly Munro and enjoy the incredible views from the top.
Sail from Tarbet to Inversnaid and try a taster of the West Highland Way, one of Scotland's top long distance walking routes running along the eastern shore of Loch Lomond. (Sat only).
Sail from Tarbet to Rowardennan and try a taster of the West Highland Way, one of Scotland's top, long distance walking routes running along the eastern shore of Loch Lomond.
Looking for a ticket for a round trip cruise. Book a circular ticket
☕️???????????????? Our Bonnie and Ben takeaway cafe has had a bit of a makeover! Soon to be selling bacon rolls, paninis and homemade soup in addition to our delicious coffees and hot drinks. Pop in and say hello! ????Tarbet Pier car park ⏰ Open daily from 8.30am.
What a morning at Loch Lomond
What a glorious autumnal photo of our boat at Balmaha. Thank you to @myscottishlifestyle for sharing this pic with us!
Our scheduled cruises run till the end of October, we’d love to welcome you on board!
INCHCAILLOCH ISLAND - HAVE YOU BEEN? ???? This is one of our favourite ‘Explorer cruises’, a 45 minute sailing from the pretty village of Luss, sailing past the islands of Loch Lomond and arriving at Port Bawn on Inchcailloch. With a fantastic beach and picnic spot it’s a great place to relax and take in the beauty of the loch. There are pathways that lead you round the island, ideal for families with little ones. Keep an eye out for fallow deer, woodpeckers, otter and osprey, we have even seen white deer here! ⛴ Daily sailings from Luss at 10.00am, 11.30am and 1.45pm Return boat departs at 12.00pm, 1.45pm and 3.15pm. ???? Tickets: £18.00 adult return, Child: £10.00, family £54.00 ???? Dogs welcome but must be kept on a lead on Inchcailloch Island Go to: https://www.cruiselochlomond.co.uk/island-explorer ???? Stirling Experience
With the weather still warm we’re off to a good start in September! Our full schedule of cruises will run from September through to end of October ( weather permitting). So come and explore Loch Lomond, whether you enjoy our classic stay on board cruises, or hop off with our explorer cruises at Inversnaid, Balmaha, Luss, Rowardennan or Inchcailloch Island. ????????♀️????????♀️???? Remember we’re dog and bike friendly too! ????
Glorious views of Loch Lomond today ☀️☀️☀️
DID YOU KNOW that all our skippers give a live commentary on our cruises? So as well as taking you to the most amazing locations around the loch, they’ll tell you the history of the area, the wildlife you might spot and there might even be the odd wee joke or two thrown in! Here’s Skipper Archie showing us how it’s done.
We welcomed @scotlands_stories on board with us last week and here’s their story of their time on Inchcailloch Island…..‘ How can I get a picture with this view of Loch Lomond?’ I hear you ask! Well, while everybody else is on the bonny, bonny banks of Loch Lomond, you're going to need to get yourself to Inchcailloch, one of the 22 islands in the middle. Molly and I took the scenic journey by booking a trip with @cruiselochlomond which left from the wee village of Luss on the west bank. The trip took a wee tour around the loch with expert commentary on some of the other islands along the way. No wallabies to be seen, but the Ospreys were out and about! Inchcailloch has been on my bucketlist for a while and it didn't disappoint, especially on a day like this. It's not a huge island, but there's still stories to discover. Buried in the undergrowth, but easy to find, you'll come across a ruined church and a jumble of old gravestones. This is the church of St Kentigerna, the mother of St Fillan who allegedly established a little chapel on this site in the 8th century. Inchcailloch is said to be named after her, translating as the island of the old woman or cowled woman meaning a nun! Amazing to think this was once a parish church and locals would row across the loch every Sunday up until 1621, true dedication. If you can read through the moss then you'll find a lot of Macfarlanes and Macgregors buried here, including Rob Roy's uncle once the Macgregor Clan Chief. After a couple hours of wandering the forest tracks and climbing to the summit of this little hill for the panorama, we still had an hour before Cruise Loch Lomond came to get us. Plenty of time for a wee dip in the shallow bay at Port Brawn, much needed for both Molly and I to cool off. This was easily up there with one of the most enjoyable things I've done all year and hopefully it's convinced you to get out there the next time you're visiting Loch Lomond and explore! It can get busy so book ahead and you can look through a range of boat trips like this through the @stirlingalive website - www.yourstirling.com I reckon Molly would agree that this summer, happiness is a bookable experience!
MAGICAL ISLANDS This was Inchcailloch Island yesterday, a wee taste of the Mediterranean on Loch Lomond! Departures from Luss daily: 10.00am 11.30am 1.15pm Adults £18.00 Child £10.00 Departures daily. We recommend booking online over the busy summer period. * Leave plenty of time to park your car and to make your way to the Luss Pier. ???? https://www.cruiselochlomond.co.uk/island-explorer
We hosted an incredible wedding on board yesterday at @thecruin for Fraser and Julie! A beautiful day for a lovely couple! Here’s our crew member Helle walking down the pier to greet the boats.
WIN A CRUISE FOR 4 AND A FESTIVE LUNCH AT THE OAK TREE INN! We’ve teamed up with our friends at THE OAK TREE INN, Balmaha to bring you a wonderful Christmas treat. WIN a cruise for 4 people from Luss to Balmaha with Cruise Loch Lomond, followed by a delicious festive lunch at The Oak Tree Inn. Cruises run every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday until 4th of January, so you can soak up the stunning winter views of Loch Lomond before sitting down to a hearty festive feast. You could be tucking into pigs in blankets, a festive turkey pie and finishing with a heavenly white chocolate cheesecake – yum! To enter: Like this post Tag who you’d bring along for your festive day out The winner will be announced on Friday 14th November. Good luck from all of us at Cruise Loch Lomond and The Oak Tree Inn! T&Cs: Open to UK residents aged 18+ To enter: Like this post and tag a friend. Prize: Cruise for 4 from Luss to Balmaha and lunch with the festive lunch menu for 4 at The Oak Tree Inn (excluding alcohol) Valid Thursdays, Saturdays & Sundays until 4th January 2026, subject to availability. Times 10:00am or 11:30am departure from Luss and 12:15 or 2:00 PM departure from Balmaha Winner chosen at random and contacted by message from this official page only. Prize is non-transferable and no cash alternative available. This promotion is not sponsored or endorsed by facebook
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