Experience the Magic of Autumn Gold and Winter Wonderland
Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of Loch Katrine as it transforms with the seasons. During autumn, marvel at the vivid golden colours of the surrounding forests as they reflect on the tranquil waters. In winter, the landscape becomes a breathtaking wonderland of snow-dusted peaks and serene beauty.
Nature’s Wonderland
Loch Katrine is in the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park and is part of The Great Trossachs Forest, the UK’s second-largest national nature reserve. Pass by Brenachoile Point, featured in the hit TV series Outlander. This picturesque filming location offers an ideal photo opportunity.
Relax, Explore, and Enjoy Onboard
Onboard, you’ll find comfortable seating inside and outside, and you’re free to move around during the cruise to make the most of your experience. Down below, it’s warm and cosy – the perfect spot to relax and soak in the scenery through large windows. However, you’ll likely be tempted onto the top outside deck, where the breathtaking views of Loch Katrine’s landscapes are ideal for capturing stunning photographs.
A fully licensed bar is available, serving teas, coffees, light refreshments, or even something stronger to toast your time on the water as you glide through this iconic setting.
Live Onboard Commentary
Enjoy engaging live commentary from an experienced captain who will share fascinating stories about Loch Katrine’s history, nature, and cultural heritage. Their insights bring the loch’s landscapes to life, especially with the dramatic autumn or winter scenes.
A Journey Steeped in History
As the Birthplace of Scottish Tourism, Loch Katrine’s fame stems from Sir Walter Scott’s 1810 poem The Lady of the Lake. Since Victorian times, travellers have come to admire its enchanting beauty. Relive this timeless experience as you sail past lush forests, rugged Highland peaks, and legendary islands. Discover tales of Rob Roy MacGregor, the infamous Scottish outlaw and clan chief who once roamed these lands.
Marvel at Victorian Ingenuity
Loch Katrine delivers Glasgow’s water supply, with up to 120 million gallons travelling through an impressive network of tunnels and aqueducts. Learn about this Victorian engineering marvel that stretches 23.5 miles into the city.
Explore Trossachs Pier
Extend your adventure back at Trossachs Pier. Relax at the Steamship Café, where you can savour delicious Scottish food, snacks, and drinks while soaking in lochside views. Browse the gift shop for locally inspired souvenirs or hire a bike to explore the scenic lochside trails. Don’t forget to climb the new Scenic Tower for sweeping panoramic views of Loch Katrine and the surrounding Highlands.
Sail into autumn’s golden glow and winter’s wonderland at Loch Katrine – a magical experience awaits.
