Loch Lomond Whisky

Service Description

Price: From £150*pp for a party of 6. These do not include entrance to any ticketed venues. Prices vary by pickup port Step ashore at Greenock and leave the ordinary behind as you journey into the heart of Scotland’s most captivating landscapes. Within minutes, the road begins to wind northward, revealing the tranquil beauty of Loch Lomond, where still waters mirror rolling hills and the air feels unmistakably fresh and wild. Tour Description Loch Lomond Following the loch’s famous shores, your journey becomes as much about the views as the destination. Each turn offers another breathtaking panorama — a perfect introduction to the Highlands. Glengoyne Distillery Before long, you arrive at the charming and historic Glengoyne Distillery, nestled quietly beneath wooded hills. Here, time slows. Inside this traditional distillery, you’ll discover the art of crafting Scotland’s famously smooth single malt whisky, produced at an unhurried pace that allows every drop to develop its rich character. As you explore the distillery and its oak-filled warehouses, the aromas deepen, culminating in a guided tasting that brings the experience to life — warm, complex, and unmistakably Scottish. Highland cows Leaving Glengoyne, the journey returns toward Loch Lomond, where the scenery softens into open countryside. Keep watch along the roadside fields — this is where Scotland’s most beloved residents often appear. The iconic Highland cows, with their long horns and shaggy coats, graze peacefully against a backdrop of hills and loch. It’s a moment that feels both timeless and delightfully unexpected. Luss The road then leads you to the conservation village of Luss, one of the prettiest spots in the country. Here, stone cottages line quiet lanes, flowers spill from garden walls, and the shoreline opens out to sweeping views across the water. Leave the ordinary behind as you journey into the heart of Scotland’s most captivating landscapes. Within minutes, the road begins to wind northward, revealing the tranquil beauty of Loch Lomond, where still waters mirror rolling hills and the air feels unmistakably fresh and wild. With time to wander the pier, capture a few last photographs, or simply pause and take it all in, the day gently draws to a close. The return journey carries you back along the Clyde, the changing light casting a final glow over a day filled with flavour, scenery, and quiet moments of discovery.