Loch Lomond and the Trossachs sit within easy reach of Glasgow and Edinburgh – lochs, hills, and villages that feel like the Highlands without the long drive. A private tour lets you take in the viewpoints, a cruise, or a short walk at your pace. This guide covers key places, hidden gems, a sample day, and a chauffeur option.
Key places to visit
- Loch Lomond Scotland's largest loch; viewpoints, cruises, and villages on the west shore.
- Luss Picture-postcard village on the western shore; a popular and scenic stop.
- Trossachs Hills and lochs east of Loch Lomond; 'the Highlands in miniature'.
- Balloch South end of Loch Lomond; gateway from Glasgow and cruise departures.
Hidden gems
- Quieter viewpoints. We know stops that avoid the busiest car parks while still delivering the views.
- Walking. Short walks and longer trails are available; we can build in a gentle walk with loch views.
- Combining with the Highlands. Loch Lomond fits into a longer day towards Glen Coe or Oban from Glasgow.
- Seasonal colour. Autumn brings strong colour to the woods; spring and summer offer long daylight.
Sample private tour day
From Glasgow: Loch Lomond and Trossachs day tour. From Edinburgh: Loch Lomond and Trossachs. See day tours from Glasgow and day tours from Edinburgh.
Chauffeur option
Loch Lomond in a luxury Mercedes with a professional driver-guide. Chauffeur service.
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