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Crinan:
Gemini operates from Crinan Harbour
in Argyll and runs regular leisure and wildlife cruises and a
water taxi service to many locations in the area

Crinan Canal. From Crinan to Ardrishaig and
connects Loch Fyne to the Atlantic.
01546 603210
Cruachan Power Station. A trip into Ben Cruachan by bus - a
cavernous manmade hole in the mountain where lies a working power
station.
Easter - Nov
01866 822618
Falls of Dochart. Beautiful waterfalls
tumbling through Killin.
At Killin on A827
Falkirk Wheel Massive rotating boat lift
connecting Forth & Clyde and Union Canals. See the wheel in motion
from a boat or visitor centre.
Outskirts of Falkirk off A803

Glengoyne Distillery. 150 years old
distillery.
Taste Glengoyne single malt whisky.
A81 three miles north of Strathblane.
01360 550254
Hill House. Rennie Mackintosh's home in
Helensburgh. Most of the original furnishings still in place.
Upper Colquhoun Street Helensburgh
Apl-Oct
01463 673900
www.nts.org.uk
Inveraray Jail. Nineteenth century prison and
court room. Actors taking the roles of wardens and prisoners.
In Inveraray.
Winter restrictions
SS Sir Walter Scott Victorian steamship does
an eight mile cruise on Loch Katrine to various points of historic
interest.
Loch Katrine Complex on A821 eight miles west
of Callander.

Loch Lomond:
Sweeney's Cruises is a family run business and has been
operating boats on Loch Lomond for over 100 years. We now operate
five passenger boats: Silver Marlin, Lomond Duchess, Skylark IX,
Lomond Sunrise, and Glen Falloch
Mull. Inter-Island Cruises offers whale watching trips
and inter island wildlife cruises on the Isle of Mull
http://www.jenny.mull.com/
Oban a very pleasing town with its
natural harbour which serves as a busy ferry port in high season.
Sit on the tiny docks and do some seal watching - who is watching
who! Take a short walk on the promenade overlooking the Isle of Kerrera.
The coliseum sitting above the town is McCaig's tower. A
man with a big heart creating local employment in hard times. You
can get small boat trips to the islands from here including the big
ferry,
Caledonian MacBrayne,
to Mull and outer islands.
Oban Distillery Visitor Centre.
Stafford Street just off the main street Oban.
01631 572004
Oban boats:
Sealife
Adventures. Whale watching,
wildlife, and whirlpool boat trips
Northern Light Charters.
Working from Oban, on the beautiful West
coast of Scotland, we offer private charter, wildlife cruises,
bird-watching and whale-watching cruises, dive charter, island
cruising and research and survey services
Wildlife and Birdwatching trips
Visit The Treshnish Isles, Staffa and Iona
See puffins, seals, Fingal's Cave and Iona Abbey
http://www.turusmara.com/
Scottish Sealife and Marine Sanctuary
A828 ten miles north of Oban.

The
Waverley Paddle Steamer is the last sea-going paddle steamer in
the world. It tours many venues in the UK and Fort William is lucky
enough to host this wonderful steamer on occasions. It cruises to
Oban and smaller islands in this vicinity, not to mention time spent
in the Clyde including Rothesay and Loch Fyne. A day very well spent
wherever you cruise to.
See information and time tables
at
Waverley Excursions
Or contact them at Waverley Terminal -Anderston Quay - Glasgow, G3
8HA
Tel: 0141 221 8152 E-mal
info@waverleyexcursions.co.uk
Charles Rennie Mackintosh.The
Hill House. Upper Colquhoun St, Helensburgh. G84 9AJ This is
Mackintosh's finest domestic creation. Commissioned in 1902 by
Walter Blackie, a Glasgow publisher, the house commands striking
views across the Clyde estuary.
Tel: 01436 673900
Open: Good Fri to 31 Oct daily.
1.30 - 5.30. Morning visits available for pre-booked groups.
www.nts.org.uk
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