What to do and see in Stirlingshire, Scotland: The Best Boat Tours & Water Sports

Paddling on the beautiful lochs, rivers and sea surrounded by the stunning Scottish scenery, we offer guided trips and BCU training and assessment courses. If you are completely new to paddling, want to improve your paddling skills, gain formal qualifications or enjoy a memorable guided trip, we will design a package to meet your needs.

Motor boat hire for 3, 6 or 9 hours. See spectacular Loch Goil and all it's wildlife: Seals, Porpoises, Gannets and much more. Full instruction and safety equipment provided. Booking in advance is recommended in peak summer months. Call or email for further information.,

Beau Jangles is a privately owned, professionally Captained, Luxury Cruising Yacht berthed at Scotland’s most picturesque location, Loch Lomond.

In Your Element offer a range of outdoor activities on-site at Loch Tay Highland Lodges, a short drive from Killin. Activities are available both guests staying at the Lodges and other visitors to the area, whether staying elsewhere or just passing by. Outdoor activities include: canoeing, archery, segways, gorge walking, Stand up Paddle Boarding, canoe and Katakanu hire.

Portnellan is a family run organic beef farm on the southern shore of Loch Lomond and has been farmed by the Scott-Park family since 1952. Over the last few years Portnellan has diversified into self-catering, glamping, speedboat tours, kayak hire, paddle board hire and boat moorings. The farm occupies a magnificent location on the shores of Loch Lomond and offers panoramic views over the loch and mountains. Only 40 minutes from Glasgow, Portnellan Farm offers both privacy and seclusion whilst being easy to get to from both Glasgow and Edinburgh. The farm has its own pier from which Chris operates speedboat tours, kayak and SUP hire. At 24 miles long and up to 5 miles wide, Loch Lomond is the UK's largest inland body of water and probably the most famous! Explore some of the most beautiful scenery Scotland has to offer by luxury speedboat, kayak or paddle board.

Loch Lomond Wakeboard is Scotland’s first purpose-built wakeboard and wakesurf school and will guarantee you the ride of your life.! Based on the shores of Loch Lomond next to the Ardlui Hotel and within easy reach of Glasgow, we offer professional wakeboarding lessons from the UK’s top coaches for boarders and surfers of all ages and levels.! Wakeboard lesson packages range from individual wakeboard lessons to week long wake camps in luxury Loch Lomondside accommodation. We can tailor an individual wakeboarding lesson package to suit your needs.! Loch Lomond always delivers flat calm water, no matter which way the wind is blowing. We run three new amazing Nautique boats including a brand new G21 & 230 Super Air which provides a pro-sized wake.! Enjoy the stunning backdrop of Loch Lomond – the world’s most beautiful wakeboarding destination and the perfect place to learn to wakeboard or wakesurf. ! We look forward to seeing you!!

Cruise Loch Lomond offers a range of Loch Lomond cruises, water-bus services and outdoor activity options.

The best way to experience what is known as the Queen of Scottish Lochs. Sweeney's Cruise Co is one of Scotland's longest running family businesses and Loch Lomond's only 5 star cruise operator. Based in the heart of Balloch village at Loch Lomond's southern end, closest to Scotland's major cities; just 35 minutes from Glasgow and 90 from Edinburgh. With daily 1 and 2 hour circular cruises, waterbus services linking the villages of Balloch, Luss and Balamaha, speed boat trips as well as private charter options there really is something for everyone.

Loch Lomond Boat Trips, Team activities, Water sports and Paddlesports Please visit website for more info:

The fleet of vessels operate from a number of departure points around the Loch providing a variety of cruises that will appeal to day trippers, holidaymakers, sailors and seadogs of all ages and abilities.Tarbet on the western shore of Loch Lomond provides the ideal location from where to explore the dramatic fjord northern end of the Loch.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 the ‘Ben’.