Loch Lomond with Free Bar

The very name Loch Lomond conjures images of noble mountains sweeping down to gentle foreshores; tiny, wooded islands set amidst calm, lapping waters and small villages playing host to impromptu ceilidhs. Written about both in song and verse, Loch Lomond must be the world's most famous Loch. Renowned for its beauty and tranquility, it offers stunning picture-postcard views around every corner. The Loch is crossed by the Highland Boundary Fault and exhibits the physical characteristics of both highland and Lowland Scotland - In the north the loch is deep and narrow, bound by steep-sided mountains. Further south it spills into an island studded panorama that is natural haven for many wild plants and animals.