Cruise Loch Lomond Timetable

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1 hour circular cruises from Tarbet Pier (Satnav: G837DE)

Cruise Loch Lomond offers 'stay on board' Circular Cruises or 'hop on and off' with an Explorer Cruise to discover stunning walks, islands, beaches, villages and ancient woodland.

Take the Waterbus from various piers around Loch Lomond and go explore - operating from

Winter Cruising is from Tarbet Pier

Summer Cruising is from Luss Pier together with a daily Waterbus and Ferry service linking the eastern and western shore of the Loch.
Island Explorer

Luss Circular

Balmaha Explorer

The scheduled service allows you to access the inaccessible; explore some of the hidden gems in the National Park; linking with local accommodation providers and with public transport.

Tarbet village has Arrochar & Tarbet train station (15 min walk to Tarbet Pier) on the West Highland Railway Line with 6 services a day from Glasgow Queen Street.

Tarbet and Luss are both accessible by public bus services operating between Glasgow Buchanan Street bus station and Oban, Fort William, Skye and Campbeltown all stopping at The Tarbet Hotel (2 min walk to Tarbet Pier) and on A82 at Luss (10 min walk to Luss Pier).

Please visit their website for cruises and timetable options - Ferries and Waterbus

Loch cruises are a truly elegant and relaxing way to discover beautiful Loch Lomond from an intimate perspective. A Loch Lomond cruise is a unique opportunity to get to the heart of the Trossachs and Stirling region, with ever-changing scenic vistas which unfold as you meander from picturesque Luss village to natural wonders around Loch Lomond. You can explore them all on a wealth of exciting cruises provided by

Tarbet on the shore of Loch Lomond provides the ideal location from where to explore the dramatic fjord northern end of the Loch.  New cruise departures from the idyllic village of Luss focus on the island gems of the Loch, and the ‘village on the edge’. This is only a 5 minute walk from Lodge on Loch Lomond.

The cruises allow you to access the inaccessible on the eastern shore, reduce your carbon footprint and experience some of the West Highland Way or climb Ben Lomond.

For visitors staying in the Trossachs and Stirling area, and day trippers from north Glasgow, Inversnaid provides a suitable embarkation point from which to enjoy a waterbus experience on the ‘Queen of Scottish Lakes’ (Sir Walter Scott).

Hill Walkers on the West Highland Way and residents at The Inn on Loch Lomond can consider a number of cruises to Rowardennan or Luss from Tarbet which give many options for exploring other parts of Loch Lomond.

Everything you need to know about the West Highland Way can be found in this in depth blog piece by Camino Adventures

LUSS DEPARTURES

Luss Circular 90 minutes (daily) This cruise departs from Luss Pier and takes you past the the magical islands of Loch Lomond including Inchconnachan and Inchtavannach. Sit back, relax and breathe…..Adult £16.00 Child £10.00

Island Explorer (daily) Sail from Luss around pretty islands, passing the narrows of Loch Lomond and disembark at Inchcailloch, our very own ‘Treasure island!’ It even has a little beach for you to enjoy. *A great day out for the family.  Adult £18.00 Child £10.00

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