Speedboat Tour

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Luxury Speedboat Tours on Loch Lomond

Description

Combine the thrill of travelling at speed over open water and cruising slowly through the lochs many islands. Discover Loch Lomond from the comfort of a luxury speedboat including points of interest such as the Highland Boundary Fault Line, the Loch Lomond Golf Course and the ‘Narrows’.

Please note the boat takes a maximum of 8 passengers.

BOOKING NOTE: please make sure you put a 1 in the box saying number of speedboats or the calendar will show no availability.

Requirements

There is a short walk of about 2 minutes from the car park to the jetty.

Participants must be able to step from the jetty down onto the boat. The step can range from about 30cm to 1m depending on loch level. There is a short ladder if the water level is low.

What to bring

Please remember to bring warm and waterproof clothing and appropriate footwear such as walking boots or trainers.

Portnellan Farm Speedboat Tours
Alexandria , GB

(4.9)
80 reviews

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£75.00

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4.9

See what people are saying about Portnellan Farm Speedboat Tours.

a month ago

Super boat trip on Loch Lomond with Chris. Spectacularly beautiful location.

Derek Townsend

a month ago

Definitely recommend the kayaks on loch Lomond, absolutely amazing. Chris made sure the weather was going to be good and he was spot on. Will be back to do a longer trip out soon. Thankyou 🙏

louise powell

a month ago

We’ve had a fantastic time kayaking on loch Lomond. All the equipment, useful info and guidance was provided to us. Chris was very welcoming and accommodating. The lake is stunning. Keep in mind you will get muddy ...

Anna Anna

2 months ago

Service & communication from Chris was excellent. Safety briefing great. Equipment & wetsuits were very good. Chris gave us good advice specific to the weather conditions on the day. Lovely little private bay on the ...

Claire French

a year ago

We hired some kayaks from Chris at Portnellan Farm for a couple of hours. Chris gave us a few tips on where to go. We paddled out to Inchmurrin to some secluded beaches and then explored an uninhabited island to the ...

Murray Pullin