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Cruise on Loch Lomond, Kelpies and Stirling Castle Private Tour

Dumbarton

Explore Scotland's history and scenery: cruise Loch Lomond, visit Stirling Castle, and marvel at the mythical Kelpies.

Duration: 8 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Dumbarton Castle - Overlooking the river Clyde, Dumbarton Castle was once the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Strathclyde and was witness to many historical events during its more than 800 years of history: from Viking assaults, to the place where William Wallace was imprisoned before being handed over to the English, and also a place of shelter for Mary Queen of Scots. Weather depending, optional short stop for pictures.
Sweeney’s Cruise Co Loch Lomond - Take a cruise in Loch Lomond, the largest Scottish Loch by surface area, and learn about it’s incredible history while you enjoy the extraordinary views of the loch.
Drymen - We will visit the quaint village of Drymen for a lunch stop, where there are several independent cafes on offer.
Stirling Castle - Considered by many the most beautiful and best restored castle in Scotland, Stirling Castle is one of the most important castles in Scottish history. From a fort during ancient Roman times, to an important stronghold during the Scottish Wars of Independence overlooking the site of the battle of Stirling Bridge, you have centuries of history to explore within its walls, as well as incredible views of the surrouding areas.
The Kelpies & The Helix - The tallest equine statues in the world, the Kelpies are a celebration of Scottish folklore, as well as of the mining tradition of the Falkirk area.

What's Included

Loch Lomond Cruise ticket
Bottled water
Snacks

What's Not Included

Lunch
Gratuities
Stirling Castle admission (£17.50 per adult, children under 7 go free)

Additional Information

Discover the vibrant history, culture, and landscapes of Scotland. Explore the historic Dumbarton Castle and Stirling Castle, a regal stronghold set atop volcanic rock. Enjoy a cruise on Loch Lomond, and travel through the renowned Trossachs countryside to witness the world’s tallest equine statues, the mythical Kelpies, which are said to have haunted Scotland’s rivers and lochs.