Best Loch Lomond Activities for Couples
While Loch Lomond is often associated with watersports or family activities such as wildlife attractions, its naturally beautiful landscapes offer a secluded place to enjoy a romantic getaway. There are a number of activities that can be enjoyed by couples at Loch Lomond making it a top destination for those looking to enjoy a relaxed break with interesting things to do and see.
Of course, where you stay is also an important part of creating the perfect ambience for any romantic break with a number of different accommodation styles available to suit your style as a couple. Discover your own private haven on the idyllic shores of Loch Lomond with Cameron House Lodges, embrace luxury lochside living with Cameron Club Lodges or immerse yourself in the sophistication of your very own Loch Lomond Apartment, elegant bedroom or stylish suite at Cameron House Hotel.
Whether you prefer the comforting intimacy of a lodge, cottage, coach house or bungalow or want to stretch out in a contemporary-styled bedroom, there’s a whole host of options to get excited about. Read on to start planning your romantic getaway to Loch Lomond.
Top Loch Lomond Activities for Couples
Enjoy a Champagne Cruise on Loch Lomond
Add that little extra special sparkle to your romantic break with a champagne cruise taking in some of the loch’s islands, including Inchmurrin, and hidden coves only visible by boat.
Each cruise lasts one hour and includes a decadent glass of bubbly, which can be enjoyed from the upper deck. Cruises cost £55 per adult and can be booked over on the Champagne Cruise on Loch Lomond information page.
Admire Loch Katrine
Within the Trossachs National Park lies the stunning Loch Katrine, a beautiful spot to stop and admire the scenery.
Sir Walter Scott’s epic poem “The Lady of the Lake” is set against the backdrop of the loch, making it a popular destination for fans of romantic literature, while some historical figures like Rob Roy MacGregor are associated with the region.
The area is not short of activities too with options to explore the surrounding hills and forests by trail or by cycling routes. Ben A’an, a nearby peak, is a popular choice for a challenging hike with rewarding views. You can also take a scenic cruise on the loch for truly panoramic views.
Experience the Thrill of 4×4 Off-Road Driving
For daring couples in search of adventure, why not try your hand at 4×4 off-road driving as an exciting way to explore exclusive trails in lush local surroundings? This thrilling tour of the landscapes around Loch Lomond takes place behind the wheel of an impressive Land Rover Defender or a Discovery vehicle.
You’ll receive expert coaching as you tackle challenging terrain, and climb ever higher into the hills to discover breathtaking views across the loch and its islands. To book or find out more visit the 4×4 adventures information page.
Go in Search of Wallabies at Inchconnachan Island
Make sure you bring your camera along to Inchconnachan for a chance to catch a snap of the island’s unique population of wallabies.
Visitors can walk around the island spotting wallabies in the open fields or hiding in the forested areas. The island also offers stunning views of Loch Lomond and the surrounding mountains, making it a great activity to add to any romantic break.
Take a Trip on Loch Lomond Seaplanes
Take off on water and soar over stunning Scottish scenery including lochs, glens, and rugged mountain peaks on a Loch Lomond seaplane. This thrilling adventure covers around 70 miles on discovery flights and 110 miles on explorer flights before returning to the starting point.
To book or find out more visit our Loch Lomond Seaplanes information page.
Take in the Viewpoints of Loch Lomond
As part of the 2015 Scottish Scenic Routes competition several stunning artworks were created and conveniently located along main roads that loop through the National Park. These include Woven Sound, a sheltered space designed to experience the Falls of Falloch at closer range, and Lookout at Loch Voil, a mirrored cabin, wood-framed ‘lookout’ pavilion.
If you’re already planning a trip to Falls of Falloch, it could be worth plotting a route across all four scenic viewpoints and making the most of heading out.
Go on a Distillery Tour
There are a number of distillery tours available in and near Loch Lomond if you fancy enjoying a small dram of Scotland’s finest. Glengoyne is often regarded as Scotland’s most beautiful distillery, situated amongst the idyllic countryside landscapes snuggled into Dumgoyne Hill, a short drive from Glasgow, Stirling and of course, Loch Lomond.
You’ll also find Auchentoshan Distillery located in Clydebank, Glenturret Distillery set in the beautiful Perthshire countryside, Deanston Distillery on the banks of the River Teith and Tullibardine Distillery situated in the village of Blackford set within the stunning Perthshire countryside, all accessible from Loch Lomond.
Explore Balloch Castle & Country Park
Established in the early 19th century and designated as a country park in 1980, the design and layout of Balloch Country Park has remained largely unaltered since 1800, at the time the current castle was built.
There are over 200 acres of beautiful scenery, woodland walks and nature trails to explore, including a Fairy Glen, Chinese Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Quarry Pond, Kitchen Garden, Secret Garden, Woodlands and Parklands, as well as viewing the majestic castle itself.
Romantic Lodges, Rooms and Suites in Loch Lomond
Discover your own private haven on the idyllic shores of Loch Lomond for your next getaway with Cameron House’s romantic lodges, suites and contemporary-styled rooms for couples in search of a tranquil lochside retreat in Scotland.
Enjoy cosy home comforts with Cameron House Lodges, embrace luxury lochside living with Cameron Club Lodges or immerse yourself in the sophistication of your very own Loch Lomond Apartment or stylish room at Cameron House Hotel. Wherever you’d like to spend your time together, there’s an accommodation style to suit you.