We were staying nearby at Lake of Menteith so drove to Loch Katrina on a very wet and misty day . We did the two hour boat trip there and loved it. Somehow the bad weather added to the atmosphere of the Loch. Some great mountain scenery, passed a few lovely old stone buildings, what a treat to see the cottage built for Queen Victoria when she visited the Loch to open the new water system that feeds Glasgow. Another feature was the McGregor cemetery enclosed by stone walls to protect it from the water. This is a beautiful part of the country, a pleasure to visit Rob Roy Country

We were staying nearby and visited Loch Katrine where we took the boat trip around the loch that left from Trossachs Pier. Really interesting tour that lasted around an hour. Special mention to the captain/tour guide who invited me into his cab on the upper deck on a cold and wet February afternoon. Friendly chap and had a wealth of knowledge about the history of the loch and surrounding area. A credit to the team. Also went for a coffee at the cafe afterwards to warm up and it was nice also - they do better lattes than Costa and Starbucks too! Well worth a visit if you're in the area.

Great 45 minute cruise around Loch Katrine (pronounced Katrin). Excellent, informative and stunning scenery. The guide ‘captain’ and staff very friendly and helpful. The information was so well researched and it gave us so much insight that we didn’t know about the surround area and its history. The scenery was stunning, weather was kind to us which made it even more so and we are sure we spotted some osprey nearby, beautiful! Definitely worth the money, a great experience.

Our children loved taking their bikes to go around the water. Really beautiful views and lovely to sit at the water for a snack. The wee gift shop was handy for buying the snacks. Also, very clean toilets! Dog friendly as well.

We had a great time despite the weather. The pod we were in had ensuite toilet. There was a sofa bed and adult bunk beds. A microwave combi was provided. Showers for exclusive use were nearby. We stayed two nights. We walked along the Loch first night. The Loch can be seen from the pods It was very peaceful. Some pods have ensuite showers. There is an accessible pod which sleeps two.

Fantastic cruise on the Loch with a very informative skipper. Beautiful scenery and interesting history. Tranquil, peaceful, dramatic. Followed by afternoon tea in the cafe which was nice and plentiful. Nice gift shop on site and plenty of areas for walks. A really enjoyable afternoon.

Great area to visit and a wonderful trip on Loch Katrine - experienced staff on the boat giving a detailed history of the boat and surrounding area. The clarity of the water was amazing and the work put in place to maintain the natural environment. Definitely worth a visit.

We were staying outside Stirling and the cottage owner suggested a visit to Loch Katrine. "It's like Scotland in miniature". It is The scenery is stunning. We opted to go for an hour long cruise on SS Sir Walter Scot. Well worth doing. For disabled people access to the boat is excellent. Completely level. Staff all very helpful. When we got off a coach party was waiting to get on Seeing.me in a mobility scooter one of the staff came and cleared a way through fir me which I appreciated. He also explained that the lift up to the cafe was out of order But if I wanted to order anything he would arrange for it to be brought to me. Highly recommended

Celebrated my mothers 90th birthday with a cruise followed by High Tea in the Steamship Cafe. From start to finish she was made to feel like a queen, from the tickets office ladies to the crew onboard they really could not do enough for her. High Tea in the cafe was very special, tom and his team had decked the table out for a party, a bouguet of flowers along with a personal birthday card was truly above and beyond. She wants her 100Th birthday there so lets get planning! Thank you to the whole team.

Really enjoyed our trip on the steamship from Trossachs Pier to Stronachlachar. Took 1 hour to get there. Facilities on the steamship were good, with cafe and bathrooms available. Hired bikes before leaving which we took on the steamship with us and then cycled back from Stronlachar to the Trossachs pier. The route is 14 miles and is VERY VERY hilly. Would recommend using eBikes for this journey as without there is a lot of uphill walking. Nice cafe at Trossachs pier to treat oneself to a slice of cake!