Loch Lomond, Inveraray Castle and Argyll Private Day Tour

Hotel Pick-up
Your own personal guide will pick you up right outside your hotel, usually arriving 15 minutes before your tour begins, ensuring a warm and seamless start to your experience.

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Loch Lomond, Luss
Your journey west begins on the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond at the picture-perfect village of Luss. With its quaint little houses and loch-side location, it's one of the prettiest villages imaginable. Walk along the pier and have your picture taken with views of Ben Lomond in the backdrop before continuing into Argyll.

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Breathtaking Views at the Rest and Be Thankful
Simply spectacular. There are no words that can describe the beauty of the Rest and Be Thankful, and it's one of the most dramatic valleys you'll ever see. Winding through the valley, you'll also see the old road which was used during the Jacobite times as a military route.

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Inveraray
Wander through the picturesque streets of Inveraray, visit the Old Sweet Shop, or stop for a coffee. Overlooking the banks of Loch Fyne, the county town was originally created and planned by the Duke of Argyll in 1745. On the edge of the town, you'll also find Inveraray Castle, set within extensive grounds with beautiful views over towards the loch — the ancestral home of the Dukes of Argyll and a true fairytale castle with its conical turrets and grand interiors. Inveraray Castle is open seasonally, with entry subject to operating hours. Should the castle be closed during your visit, there is still plenty to enjoy in the town and grounds.

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Lunch
Your guide will provide you with a variety of lunch options, ensuring there's something to suit every taste and dietary preference.

Loch Awe & the Ruins of Kilchurn Castle
One of Scotland's most photographed castles, you'll no doubt have seen it before. Kilchurn Castle is a spectacular medieval ruin that sits on an 'island' on Loch Awe. Originally, this wasn't an island, but actually part of the mainland before the water level dropped. Its most famous claim to fame is during the Jacobite Rebellion, when it was used as a stronghold for the British. Set against a backdrop of mountains and still water, it's one of the most romantic sights in the Highlands.

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Drop-off (approx. 5:30pm)
Sit back and relax as your personal guide drops you back at your hotel, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free end to your journey.