3 day(s)
English
Included
Discover Loch Lomond’s stunning landscapes and trails
Wide selection of bikes and accessories available
Perfect for solo riders, families, or small groups
Includes safety briefing and demonstration
€ 165.28
This activity is managed by our trusted partner FareHarbor.
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Discover Loch Lomond at your own pace with our convenient bike hire service, the perfect way to explore the area’s breathtaking scenery and picturesque cycling routes. Whether you’re planning a short adventure or an extended exploration, we have bikes suitable for adults and children, along with optional accessories like child seats and trailers. Before setting off, all riders will receive a safety briefing and a demonstration to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the road or trail.
For day bookings, a £50 deposit per bike and a valid ID are required, while overnight hires need a £100 deposit per bike, along with an ID, bank card, or keys as security. Deposits are fully refundable upon the safe return of undamaged equipment. Adult supervision is required for anyone under 18, and children must be over 5 years for standard bike hire or over 1 year for the bike trailer.
Bike hire and safety equipment
Helmet and lock provided
Basic instruction before setting off
Food, drinks, and personal expenses
Gratuities
Comfortable walking shoes
Weather-appropriate clothing
Bottle of water
Public transportation nearby
Keep personal essentials
Have a camera ready to capture every special moment
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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Very scenic region with a small beach and awesome views of the loch and Ben Lomond. Small pier goes into the loch for boat trips. Luss is a very pretty village with narrow streets and interesting rows of small houses. Luss is a picturesque conservation village in Scotland, located on the western shore of Loch Lomond within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. It is known for its well-preserved 18th and 19th-century sandstone cottages, charming pier, and vibrant floral displays, serving as both a popular day trip destination and a gateway for exploring the stunning natural surroundings of the loch and surrounding hills. The village sits on the banks of Loch Lomond, offering beautiful views, boat trips, and a pier for leisurely walks and observing the islands on the loch.
Super friendly and helpful staff, gave us good info about where to go. We rented 2 kayaks and had the most fantastic hour on the water. It is a bit pricey but it is an area of outstanding beauty so really worth it. Next time would pay for the extra hour as that would have been better value overall and there is so much to see.
Beautiful town and beach! If getting public transport on a weekend or sunny day leave loads of time as the bus from balloch is super super busy and very small!
Loch Lomond Leisure at Luss Beach is a prominent activity provider on the shores of Loch Lomond. They offer a diverse range of water-based and land-based activities for visitors of all ages and abilities. From Luss Beach, you can embark on thrilling speedboat tours, providing stunning views of the loch and its islands. They also offer various boat hire options, including rowing boats, pedal boats, and self-drive motorboats, for independent exploration. For those seeking more active pursuits, Loch Lomond Leisure provides watersports like waterskiing, wakeboarding, paddleboarding, canoeing, and kayaking. Wetsuit hire is available for comfort and safety during water activities. Beyond the water, they facilitate activities such as bike hire, and sometimes guided walks and other land-based adventures. Luss Beach itself is a picturesque spot, popular for picnics and enjoying the scenic beauty of the loch with Ben Lomond as a backdrop. It's a convenient hub for families and adventure-seekers looking to experience the best of Loch Lomond.
I went mainly for Kayaking. The place offered more than just Kayaking. If you are beginner into Kayaking, 1hr will not be enough as you might struggle at first. By the time you reach the island, enjoy some swimming and coming, most like it will exceed the time. If you hate wet clothes, don't forget to get wet suits too. We saw people with tent, enjoying bbq by the beach side. So, if you are visiting try to take food, other things like mat, etc. I didn't find the changing room but there is public washroom near the bus stop (7 mins walk from the beach) where you can change, if you want.
