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| Address: | Trossachs Pier, Loch Katrine, FK17 8HZ. 01877 376316 |
| Operated by: | Scottish Water |
| Opening Hours: | Sailings operate from April to October. Sir Walter Scott - Cruises depart everyday at: 10.30 am (2hr cruise to Stonachlachar), 1.30pm & 3.00pm (1hr cruise) Lady of the Lake - Cruises depart everyday at: 2.30 pm (2hr cruise to Stonachlachar), 11.30 am, 1.00pm & 5.00pm (1hr cruise) Times in brackets ( ) indicate the duration of cruises. |
| Admission: | 1hr cruise: £ 11 adult, £ 7.50 child, £ 9.50 senior 2hr cruise: £ 14 adult, £ 9 child, £ 10.50 senior |
| Parking: | Yes, Pay & Display (£ 1 for 1 hour) |
| Languages: | English |
| Accessibility: | No |
| Toilets: | Yes, also disabled toilets (at the Pier) |
| Shop: | Yes (at the pier) |
| Cafe/Restaurant: | Yes (at the pier) |
The Steamship Sir Walter Scott has been sailing Loch Katrine since 1900. Named after the Scottish writer whose famous works included the “Lady of the Lake” poem (set on Loch Katrine), the ship offers 2 lengths of cruise: the 45 min cruise sails up the Loch and back to the pier again, and the 1hr45min cruise sails to Stronachlachar, stops and sails back to the pier. People can buy a single ticket to Stronachlachar and walk or cycle back to the Pier.
The "Lady of the Lake" is a more modern vessel and cruises on this boat are cheaper than on the "SS Walter Scott".
At the Pier there is the Captain's Rest Café, a gift shop, and a cycle hire shop. If you want to take a bike on the ship, call first as there are limited bike spaces on the Sir Walter Scott.
The short road that leads to the pier is a particularly attractive woodland drive.
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