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Self Catering Loch Lomond

Inchmurrin Island Self-Catering Cabins and Cottages

Inchmurrin Island, Loch Lomond, Argyll

COTTAGE & LOG CABIN SLEEPS 4 / 8

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ISLAND

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BEDDING & TOWELS
PET FRIENDLY TV / DVD VCR/ CD TUMBLE DRYER WASHING MACHINE PUB / INN NEARBY
SMOKING FRIDGE / FREEZER

BBQ AREA

OPEN FIRE

   
Now taking bookings for 2009

 

Your own Holiday Home...On an Island...On Loch Lomond

 

Inchmurrin Island self catering Cabins and Appartments on beautiful Loch Lomond provide the ultimate dream hideaway self-catering experience. Inchmurrin Island is the largest of Loch Lomond’s islands with easy un-restricted ferry access on demand at anytime on and off the Island.  This small island is owned entirely by the proprietors allowing guests the freedom to roam and explore the many walks, beaches and woodlands the Island offers.

This  beautifull island has it's own Restaurant / Bar open throughout the summer season and a total of forty nine archaeological sites including the remains of Lennox Castle, which dates back to the fourteenth century.

 

 

 

 

Inchmurrin Island

 

 

Inchmurrin Island, Loch Lomond is the largest of Loch Lomond’s islands, situated on the largest of Scotland’s Lochs. Just thirty (30) minutes from Glasgow and only a short ferry crossing from the mainland, Inchmurrin self catering accommodation on Loch Lomond promises traditional hospitality and the gentler pursuits of life. The island also offers a restaurant, bar and function suite open throughout the summer season and table tennis and snooker available to guests all year round.

Also available are moorings and free berthing for boats. The self catering accommodation consists of three self catering cottages with uninterrupted views of Loch Lomond and one self catering Cabin with its own private sun deck, garden & beach. A ferry service is provided for guests and several jetties are available for customers who have their own boats.

 

 

   

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs

In the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park the best known and beautiful expanse of water is Loch Lomond. The southern end of the loch is surrounded by fairly gentle rolling hills. As you travel northwards, you cross the highland fault line which signals a change in the rock types an hence the scenery. Further to the north west you find the long sealochs and freshwater lochs and the rugged mountains more typical of the northern highlands. Loch awe and Loch Long with Arrochar and the fabulous "Arrochar Alps" being typical examples.

 

Access to the Island and Parking

Access to Inchmurrin Island is convenient, simple, secure, worry free and most importantly available from the owners with complimentery secure car parking (from Midross in Arden)

Arrival and departure journeys from the Island are fully inclusive of the hire charge. Guests also have additional journey / un-restricted ferry access on demand at anytime on and off the Island for just £3 per person return.

Guests who have their own boats can launch and park securely at the Duncan Mills Memorial Slipway at Balloch Pier. Boat registration can also be done here or by post prior to arrival.

 

 

Activities on the Island or less than one hour's travel

 

 

Across to the east you find the beautiful centre of the Trossachs with a variety of lochs, each with its own unique attractions. In the north east you come to Balquhidder, the home of Rob Roy MacGregor and finally to the north, the lands of the Campbells, MacNabs, and Stewarts by Lochs Earn, Dochart and Tay. Loch Lomond stretches from its gentle southern end at Balloch to Ardlui, some twenty-one miles to the northwest. Loch Lomond, made famous by the song "the Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond " is one of the main attractions of the national park although you must leave time to explore the rest of the park.     Loch Lomond is the largest inland expanse of water in Britain for boating. It has the advantage of being large and the safety of being enclosed, but without the disadvantages of tides, large swells and navigational problems. It provides areas sheltered enough for ski-ing but open enough for sailing. The southern end of the Loch has many islands to explore and plenty of sheltered anchorages. The north end of the Loch, in contrast, provides long stretches of deep, open water.

 

 

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Mountain bikes, Walking, Canoes and Water skiing  

The Loch is suitable for any vessel including canoes, kayaks, dinghies, speed-boats, cruisers and yachts. A public launching facility and trailer park is available for all sizes of boats at the Duncan Mills Memorial Slipway, Balloch (01389 757295). There is also a picnic site and public launching for smaller boats at Milarrochy Bay, East Loch Lomond (01360 870412).

 

 

An evening out

The restaurant caters to all needs, from individuals having a bar meal to weddings for eighty people. As well as enjoying the peace and quiet guests on holiday occupy themselves by sailing, fishing, water ski-ing, boating and exploring the Island; or else use the ferry service to travel to the mainland and take advantage of the many attractions in the Loch Lomond area. Private car parking is available for our self catering guests at the mainland jetty and the nearby Lomond Shores offers a free boat slippage and trailer storage facility.

 

Boating, Mooring and Fishing on Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond is one of Scotland’s best Lochs for salmon, sea trout and coarse fishing (especially pike). Salmon and pike of thirty pounds and sea trout of ten pounds are caught most years. With the introduction in recent years of the live bait “ruffe” the balance has changed with increasing numbers of pike and decreasing numbers of salmon and trout. The season for salmon and sea trout is 11th Feb to 31st Oct, fishing by fly or trolling with large bait for salmon and smaller bait for sea trout. The record salmon is 44lbs 8oz. The record sea trout is 22lbs 8oz.
There is no close season for coarse fishing. Trolling from a moving boat is not allowed when coarse fishing. The record pike is 47lbs 11oz.


Day and weekly game and coarse fishing angling permits can be purchased from
Balmaha boat yard, tourist information centres, local hotels etc. The Angling map of Loch Lomond and season permits for game and coarse fishing can be purchased from the Secretaries of the Loch Lomond Angling Improvement Association, 379 Hamilton Rd., G71 7SG Tel: 0141 781 1545.
Dinghies with engines and rods can be hired from Balmaha boat yard Pike and salmon boat trips can be arranged with Loch Lomond Fishing or premier leisure.

Boat storage and moorings are available on Inchmurrin Island, competitively priced storage facilities for your boat throughout the winter. Inside storage (Including slippage & Summer trailer storage) £15.00 per foot over Winter Outside Storage (Including slippage & Summer trailer storage) £8.00 per foot over Winter. £15.00 per foot over Summer. For further information, prices and bookings please Telephone: 01389 850245 Fax: 01389 850513 or email to: scotts@inchmurrin-lochlomond.com


The West Highland Way

For walkers and ramblers, you can take a day out and sample a part of the world famous "West Highland way"  the most spectacular and popular long distance walk in Britain. The walk starts in Milngavie and finishes in Fort William (some 95 miles later) but don't let this put you off. You can cover the route in easy short stages, by simply jumping on the short ferry crossing from Inchmurrin Island to Balmaha where the route passes through and either day trip North or South on the route.  

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Self catering accomodation

 

 

Loch Lomond Self Catering Accommodation on Inchmurrin Island. Accommodation comprises

four self-catering units sleeping eight, six, six and four people. All accommodation is rated three star by the tourist board. Electricity, clean linen and towels are included in the hire charge.

All bed linen towels and electricity are provided free of charge. Cots and high chairs are available free of charge on request. Coal and logs can be purchased for use in the Ben at from just £4.00 per bag. Charcoal is also available to buy for the barbecues.

 

The Ben Cabin The Ben Cabin
The Ben The Ben Cabin

 

The Ben Cabin (sleeps 8)

The Ben is a detached cedar clad cottage with its own private sun deck, garden and beach and is located in the shadow of the remains of Lennox Castle, about 10 minutes walk from the bar and restaurant. The cottage sleeps 8 people and has kitchen with open plan dining area and lounge including TV / Video. There are two Double bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and two Twin bedrooms.

There is also a seperate Bathroom consisiting of a toilet, wash basin and bath with shower attachment.

The kitchen is fully equipped with electric oven and hob, washer / Dryer, fridge-freezer and fitted units. Heating is provided by a total control electric heating system with storage heaters in public rooms and electric heaters in the bedrooms. There is also a coal fire in the lounge for which logs and coal are provided free and stored in a shed in the garden. A charcoal barbecue is also provided with free charcoal. A telephone is not provided but mobile phone reception is adequate. The cottage looks directly on to the Loch with stunning views to the surrounding hills.

 

The Balloch Cottage The Balloch Cottage

 

The Balloch Cottage (sleeps 4)

Is a compact loch side apartment sleeping 4 people with Lounge / Dining area including TV / Video, fully equipped kitchen with Washing Drying facility, 1 Twin bedroom, 1 Double En-suite bedroom (up steep stairs) and shower room. There is a patio overlooking the Loch and a barbecue is provided.

 

The Boturich Cottage The Boturich Cottage

 

The Boturich Cottage (sleeps 6)

Spacious apartment with patio overlooking Loch Lomond. Sleeping 4-6 people with lounge and sofa sofa bed, fully equipped kitchen with Washing Drying facility. Dining / Living area including TV / Video, one Twin bedroom with en suite shower room, one Twin bedroom and bathroom.

 

The Ben Cabin

 

 

The Balmaha Cottage (sleeps 6)

Comfortable apartment with patio overlooking the gardens and loch. Sleeps 4-6 people and comprises of lounge with double sofa bed , fully equipped kitchen with with Washing Drying facility. A dining area including TV / Video, 1 Double bedroom with en-suite shower room, 1 Twin room and bathroom.

 

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Pet Friendly


Well-behaved dogs are welcome at a surcharge of £10 per pet to cover extra cleaning. Dogs must be kept under control at all times as we do live on a working farm where cattle and game birds are reared.

Fully Inclusive

All bed linen towels and electricity are provided free of charge. Cots and high chairs are available free of charge on request. Coal and logs can be purchased for use in the Ben at a cost of £6.00 and £4.00 per bag respectively. Charcoal is also available to buy for the barbecues.

Checking in / Checking out

Guests can check in from 4pm on the day

of arrival and are required to vacate the premises by 10.30am on the day of departure. A cot is also available on request.

Mooring your Boat

Guests who have their own boats can launch and park securely at the Duncan Mills Memorial Slipway at Balloch Pier. Boat registration can also be done here or by post prior to arrival.

 

 

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Satisfied Customers

Re: - Holiday On Inchmurrin.

Just a quick note to thank you all for such a great time. We were all

made very welcome and the facilities we had were "A+" for our water based

pastimes. To have three familles made up of 6 adults and 7 kids kept occupied ALL

week speaks for itself.

To have the large jetties so close to the cottages was a dream, a few

minutes and we were off in the water. We could keep an eye on the kids and the

play park kept the wee ones so occupied.

If you need a reference for the quality of your facilities then do not

hesitate to get them to contact us, we would be more than happy to tell them

how good it is - oh hang on that means our new found holiday paradise will be

ruined? No really we would be happy to tell others of the Island and will be promoting it to other friends.

We would like to book again for next year at the same time, i will

confirm numbers over the next few days and THE KELLY'S will also be back in August / September as well.

Our Holiday Team would like to thank all, especially Tom (kids thought

he was absolutely great), Mrs Scott for putting up with us and the great food

and David for the ferry trips.

I will be back in touch over the next few days to book again.

Rick Kelly.

 

How much?

 

 

1/2 Weekly holidays starting from just £200.00 per week sleeping up to 4 persons. Our own ferry operates from Midross in Arden at a cost of just £3.00 per head return.

"Availability"

 

Scale of (7 day) weekly hire charges

All prices are per property...not per person!

Hire charges include "all heating, electricity and bedding"

Balloch (sleeps 4)
Medium Season £330 High Season £440
Boturich (sleeps 4/6) Medium Season £407 High Season £517
Balmaha (sleeps 4/6) Medium Season £407 High Season £517
The Ben (sleeps 6/8) Low Season £440 Medium Season £550
  High Season £770 Xmas / New Year POA

 

1/2 Weeks are also available from Fridays (3 nights) or Mondays (4 nights) throughout the season depending on availability

(Maximum forward booking is 3 weeks)

Scale of (1/2 weekly) hire charges "Subject to availability"

Balloch (sleeps 4)
Medium Season £220 High Season £281
Boturich (sleeps 4/6) Medium Season £275 High Season £330
Balmaha (sleeps 4/6) Medium Season £275 High Season £330
The Ben (sleeps 6/8) Low Season £341 Medium Season £363
  High Season £473 Xmas / New Year POA

"Pet Friendly"

We are pet friendly by prior arrangement only, well-behaved dogs are welcome at a surcharge of £10 per pet to cover extra cleaning. Dogs must be kept under control at all times as we do live on a working farm where cattle and game birds are reared

 

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Availability & Further Information Advice / Help

Lines open 08:30 to 22:30 GMT

7 days a week

PLEASE CALL US
01729 851181
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Phone / Texting 07885 211787

Email enquiries to:

Due to ever increasing Spam levels we cannot guarrantee to respond to emails. Please call us on either phone number above to be certain. If you do wish to email us please state in your email exactly which cottage and dates your require further information.

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