Lovely Loch Lomond

If you're looking for the perfect holiday destination in Scotland, Loch Lomond is probably it. This is the largest fresh water Loch to be found in Britain, and boasts pristine mountains, crisp, clean air and sparkling deep waters.

As you gaze out over the cool, calm waters of the loch you’ll likely see a
few islands dotting the waters. There is some debate as to how many islands
there are because of the varying sizes, but it is generally accepted that
there are around 38 islands in Loch Lomond. Most of them are privately owned
and a few are inhabited. Inchmurrin is the only island which has a hotel,
however, and it is a great place to relax.

Around the lake nature lovers will find that physical characteristics
found in both the highlands and lowlands of Scotland are evident here. Bird watchers can feast
their eyes on around 200 species of birds and Botanists will not be disappointed
either. Inchcailloch, Bucinch and Ceardach islands are all preserved in their
natural state by either the Scottish Natural Heritage or the National Trust for
Scotland. The public is welcome and access is free. Should you be fortunate
enough to take a trip out to these islands, you should exercise caution so as
to not disturb the birds which nest here. Dogs are not allowed.

Situated only an hour away from Glasgow, Loch Lomond is the perfect place to
unwind. You can fish, sail, play golf or simply spend time at the waters edge
relaxing while your worries float away on the water. It doesn’t matter if you are
touring, vacationing or simply looking for a great place to spend the day – Loch
Lomond has something to offer everyone.

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