This one-hour circular tour of Loch Lomond's South basin enjoys views of the magnificent Ben Lomond and passes a number of Loch Lomond's stately homes and castles along the shoreline. Venture out towards Inchmurrin Island- the largest of Loch Lomond's 33 islands and home to the ancient remains of Lennox Castle, which in the 14th century sheltered a fugitive Robert the Bruce before he was to become King of Scotland.
During the ongoing pandemic, the safety of our customers and crew is paramount. We have introduced a number of health and safety protocols in line with government advice to ensure you have as safe and carefree an experience as possible. These measures include reduced capacities and greater cleaning and boarding times between cruises.
During the ongoing pandemic, the safety of our customers and crew is paramount. We have introduced a number of health and safety protocols in line with government advice to ensure you have as safe and carefree an experience as possible. These measures include reduced capacities and greater cleaning and boarding times between cruises.
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Whether you're joining us for one of our daily sightseeing cruises, a celebration, or a memorable corporate event, you'll find our luxury fleet of boats are equipped for the occasion - all against the most beautiful of backdrops, Loch Lomond.
One of the longest-running family businesses in Scotland, Sweeney's Cruise Co. has operated boats on Loch Lomond since the 1880s, and in that time has come to know every inch of the Loch's 23 miles including its varied wildlife and its wealth of history, legend, and folklore.In the early days, the company ran on steam launches and rowing boats, but today it's a different story.
One of the longest-running family businesses in Scotland, Sweeney's Cruise Co. has operated boats on Loch Lomond since the 1880s, and in that time has come to know every inch of the Loch's 23 miles including its varied wildlife and its wealth of history, legend, and folklore.In the early days, the company ran on steam launches and rowing boats, but today it's a different story.
Discover the legends and secrets of the islands of Loch Lomond, known as the jewels in her crown. This leisurely 2-hour circular cruise passes the world-famous Loch Lomond Golf Club, explores the middle island of Loch Lomond sailing through an area known to locals as "The Narrows" and onwards to the village of Luss.
There is perhaps no sight more spectacular than the sun setting over Loch Lomond. This one-and-a-half-hour cruise is a magical way to end any day, taking in the wonderful views of Ben Lomond and the Island of Inchmurrin. During the ongoing pandemic, the safety of our customers and crew is paramount.
Join the Island Discovery Cruise for a relaxing one-hour sail passing through the middle islands of Loch Lomond to the conservation village of Luss. Spend some time ashore to explore this beautiful and ancient little village with its collection of pubs, eateries, and activities including the 'Luss Faerie Trail'.
Coach driver or tour operator? Sweeney's Cruises are happy to offer flexibility with regards to the timing and duration of cruises -simply call in advance to discuss. Ample parking is available for coaches on-site, with the drop-off point only a few feet from the boat. All tours offer full bar service with beers, wines, spirits, soft drinks, teas, and coffees (except the Balloch - Balmaha Ferry Service).
Reviews (10)
Stewart Johnston
Dec 27, 2021
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Missy B.
Dec 14, 2021
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Shakya Bhattacharjee
Oct 22, 2021
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Kevin Mitchell
Oct 19, 2021
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Now there is nothing I like more than a boat trip and this one was just an hour on Loch Lomond. Another pre booked event, absolutely necessary as it was a peak time in school half term.
The whole visitor area had been sanitised and there was enough seating, clean windows to shoot pictures through, a good historic commentary and fabulous scenery, the Loch, mountains, two Castles and even...... a Sea plane taxiing close to us.
The young lady who was one of the staff on our boat was a delight, caring and at the bar took a good photo of my son and me with our tasty Scotch on my phone camera.
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The whole visitor area had been sanitised and there was enough seating, clean windows to shoot pictures through, a good historic commentary and fabulous scenery, the Loch, mountains, two Castles and even...... a Sea plane taxiing close to us.
The young lady who was one of the staff on our boat was a delight, caring and at the bar took a good photo of my son and me with our tasty Scotch on my phone camera.
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Gordon
Sep 01, 2021
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Jess Snaith
Aug 05, 2021
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Paul Birrell
Jul 18, 2021
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I would recommend the two hour trip to most people and family friendly as well.
Staff were friendly and helpful and the boat was cleaned before each sail.
£45 for two adults which is pretty good considering running costs of that size of boat.
There is some historic facts given out over speakers past and present that's very interesting but not too much.
There's two toilets and a bar that you can get tea, coffee drinks and alcohol etc if desired as well.
Can be booked online easily.
Thanks for a great cruise guys.
Staff were friendly and helpful and the boat was cleaned before each sail.
£45 for two adults which is pretty good considering running costs of that size of boat.
There is some historic facts given out over speakers past and present that's very interesting but not too much.
There's two toilets and a bar that you can get tea, coffee drinks and alcohol etc if desired as well.
Can be booked online easily.
Thanks for a great cruise guys.
Steve Allchin
Jul 18, 2021
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What a lovely way to see the biggest of the Scottish Lochs. Went on the 1.5 hour sunset cruise. Lovely views from the boat. Staff both on the boat and on the shore were all very friendly, helpful and welcoming. Our boat had a nice little bar on the lower deck but because of the Covid restrictions the boat wasn't very busy, which was nice, allowing us to move around easily to take photos.
Kumar Saurabh
Jul 15, 2021
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Katrisse Morgan
Jun 14, 2021
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This was a great cruise which lasted around about an hour. The weather was great so there was very good views of the mountains, hills and surrounding islands of loch lomond. There is a great commentary while aboard which explains the history surrounding your views. Extremely interesting to listen to while enjoying the views. The prices are reasonable for families which make it great to include in a day out. Lots of photogenic points of interest also. Great for taking pictures and videos. Highly recommended along with the sunset cruise which only runs selected months of the season.
