easy
2 hours
Average fitness needed; suitable for beginners
Discover the thrill of paddleboarding on Scotland’s Loch Lomond with expert guides. Glide past stunning scenery and spot local wildlife on this unforgettable 2-hour adventure. Read more to find out why this is a must-do water activity near Glasgow!
Minimum Age: 12 years • Suitable for small and large groups
Experience the thrill of stand-up paddleboarding on Loch Lomond! This 2-hour guided tour, led by a qualified coach, combines outdoor adventure with breathtaking scenery. Perfect for all ages, you'll receive expert instruction and local insights, making it a memorable way to explore this stunning location. Book your adventure today!
2 Hours
Sup is a fun activity which is suitable for all ages and easy to learn. Sup provides the opportunity to mix outdoor recreation with sightseeing and makes for a unique, fun and exciting way to explore Loch Lomond. A fully qualified BCU coach will lead you on an expedition for 2 hours and you are certain to enjoy the added benefit of local knowledge and expert tuition.
SUMMER SEASON: Our paddleboard guided tours run daily at 13:00 from June - August Private tours are available April - October
WINTER SEASON: Not available
The basic equipment will consist of a SUP and paddle(s) and buoyancy aid(s) A buoyancy aid will be supplied and must be worn A wet‐suit is not included but will be available to hire for an additional cost
More Info
Q. I have never done this activity before. Will there be someone to show me what to do? A. Yes. An experienced member of staff will be on hand to provide you with a demonstration and safety briefing on your chosen activity.
Q. Do I need to book in advance? A. To prevent disappointment on the day advance booking is highly recommended.
Apply sunscreen and wear a hat to stay protected during your paddle.
Morning tours often have calmer waters and fewer visitors.
Bring water to stay refreshed during the activity.
Listen to your guide and don’t push beyond your limits.
Loch Lomond has been a vital part of Scottish history, with its strategic importance dating back centuries, and it remains a crucial site for local ecology.
Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park emphasize sustainable tourism, ensuring preservation of its natural beauty and wildlife.
Sunscreen and a hat to prevent sunburn during the paddle.
summer specific
Wear comfortable shoes that can get wet for stability.
spring;summer;fall specific
Stay hydrated throughout the tour.
Wear lightweight, moisture-wicking clothes for comfort.
spring;summer;fall specific