Luss village itself is an absolute ‘picture postcard’. Stroll through the village past charming little cottages decorated with overflowing window boxes and colourful baskets of flowers.

Walk along the beach on the shores of Loch Lomond and maybe even have a swim in the crystal clear waters. If you want to explore the water without getting your feet wet, then take a cruise around the islands of the loch from the pier.

A handful of little shops and coffee houses are scattered around the village and for those of you wishing to partake of fine wines and food, the ‘Lodge on the Loch’ is well recommended for lunch or dinner.

Nearby towns of Helensburgh and Balloch offer a full range of shops and restaurants. At Balloch, the newly open Lomond Shores is a must to start your stay on the loch side, giving you a superb insight into Loch Lomond and its surrounds. If you want to go further afield and plan to explore the Highlands, Argyll and the Trossachs, Luss is the perfect location from which to do so.

If you enjoy walking, you will be inspired by the glens and sheer majesty of Ben Lomond, the Cobbler and many others. Paths and tracks are everywhere for the hiker and cyclist alike. If you are a keen golfer, with Scotland being the home of golf, where better to enjoy a game than on one of the many local courses. For the fisherman, Loch Lomond offers both coarse and game fishing.

Whatever your needs, whether you just want to chill out, explore this spectacular country or conquer the Munros, there is no better place to fulfil your hopes and dreams for a truly wonderful holiday.