Step ashore at Holy Loch and discover the splendour, history and welcome that is Scotland. Unlike other Clyde ports, Holy Loch Port gives you the opportunity to enjoy some of the best scenery in Scotland before you even leave the ship. Holy Loch is one of the Clyde's finest natural harbours.
Its deep anchorage and well appointed Marina allow immediate entry into lovely Argyll and the ideal starting point for a variety of fascinating and enjoyable full and half day shore excursions.As "Marine Gateway to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park", Holy Loch is within a stone's throw of lochs, castles, mountains and picturesque villages.
Its deep anchorage and well appointed Marina allow immediate entry into lovely Argyll and the ideal starting point for a variety of fascinating and enjoyable full and half day shore excursions.As "Marine Gateway to the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park", Holy Loch is within a stone's throw of lochs, castles, mountains and picturesque villages.
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The Cowal Peninsula is a land of rich highland diversity and home to charming hamlets and villages like Tighnabruaich, Strachur and Lochgoilhead. Flanked by Loch Fyne and Loch Long and carved by the beautiful Glendaruel and Loch Eck, the Cowal Peninsula is a land of rich highland diversity and home to charming hamlets and villages like Tighnabruaich, Strachur and Lochgoilhead.
North from Holy Loch, beyond beautiful Loch Eck, you come to the village of Strachur and the shore of Loch Fyne, that long blade of the sea which carves into the Argyll mountains. Just around the head of loch Fyne lies the picturesque village of Inveraray. At one end of its bay stands Inveraray Castle, still the seat of the once powerful Dukes of Argyll.
Loch Katrine lies at the heart of the wild beauty of the Trossachs and was the inspiration for Sir Walter Scott's famous poem "Lady of the Lake". Touring north from Holy Loch and leaving the shore of Loch Fyne, you strike east and up through dramatic Glen Kinglass, with its towering peaks and tumbling torrents, to emerge at the viewpoint aptly named "Rest and be Thankful".
Stirling, Scotland's newest city, is perhaps the place where our national heritage is most vividly recalled. It was here that William Wallace - the Braveheart - and Robert the Bruce won independence for Scotland. Stirling Castle, once the residence of Scottish Kings, perches atop an extinct volcano, trailing behind it the exquisite architecture and cobbled streets of Stirling's Old Town.
Scotland's largest city, Glasgow, renowned for its culture, architecture, fashion and hospitality, is an exciting and vibrant destination to a journey of extraordinary beauty. On your way to Glasgow, Scotland's largest city, you will enjoy a journey of extraordinary beauty.
There are five picturesque lochs on the way, each with a character of its own, taking you from the sea at the Firth of Clyde to fresh water lochs in the heart of the Highlands and up-river to the city of Glasgow.Begin your tour at the Holy Loch, which carves into the northern shores of the Firth of Clyde, with its stunning mountain backdrop.
There are five picturesque lochs on the way, each with a character of its own, taking you from the sea at the Firth of Clyde to fresh water lochs in the heart of the Highlands and up-river to the city of Glasgow.Begin your tour at the Holy Loch, which carves into the northern shores of the Firth of Clyde, with its stunning mountain backdrop.
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