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West Highlands Adventure with Shore Excursion Scotland - Glasgow

West Highlands Adventure with Shore Excursion Scotland

Glasgowmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

6–8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in good walking shape, comfortable with several hours on varied terrain including uphill sections.

Overview

Journey through Scotland’s West Highlands with Shore Excursion Scotland. Visit historic Inveraray, walk Puck’s Glen, and soak in mountain views on a unique day trip from Greenock.

Guided Tour
Glasgow, Scotland

From Greenock - Inveraray and the West Highlands

£147 + booking fee • Around 8.5 Hours Ashore • Ages 12 and up!

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Scotland's West Highlands. Visit the charming village of Luss, soak in breathtaking views from Rest and Be Thankful, explore the historic town of Inveraray, and enjoy a magical walk at Puck’s Glen. Conclude with a scenic ferry ride across the River Clyde.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through Scotland's West Highlands. Visit the charming village of Luss, soak in breathtaking views from Rest and Be Thankful, explore the historic town of Inveraray, and enjoy a magical walk at Puck’s Glen. Conclude with a scenic ferry ride across the River Clyde.

Adventure Tips

Prepare for variable weather

Scotland’s West Highlands weather can shift rapidly—pack waterproof layers even if the forecast is clear.

Wear sturdy footwear

Paths at Puck’s Glen are uneven and often damp; trail shoes or hiking boots provide necessary grip and ankle support.

Bring hydration and snacks

While towns offer refreshments, carrying water and a light snack ensures energy during walks and transfers.

Have a camera ready

Opportunities for striking photos arise throughout—from mountain passes to castle views and forest waterfalls.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Red deer
  • Otters

History

Inveraray Castle, constructed in the 18th century, serves as the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll, central to Highland clan history.

Conservation

Local efforts protect loch habitats and forest ecosystems, encouraging responsible tourism to preserve delicate wildlife and historical sites.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Waterproof jacket

Essential

Keeps you dry and warm amid Scotland’s unpredictable weather.

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Hiking boots

Essential

Provides stability and grip on uneven and often damp trails.

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Layered clothing

Essential

Allows adjustment for changing temperatures on mountain passes and shaded glens.

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Daypack with water and snacks

Essential

Ensures hydration and energy throughout the day’s activities.

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