Lóistín saoire ar cíos in Cardross

Within Loch Lomond National Park we meet in the quaint but busy village of Luss, at the start of Luss Pier and I give you an Ebike, a map and a chat about the area, safety and the route. Hop on and use the West Loch Lomond Cycle Path and pedal assist away from the hustle and bustle and take in the beauty Bonnie Banks! Cycle 5.4 miles to Firkin Point where I will meet you and set up a Scottish cheese picnic - using produce from the local farm shop. Sitting underneath Ben Lomond, with views over Loch Lomond admiring the wildlife - what a perfect way to spend an afternoon! You then cycle back to Luss admiring the scenery to cover a total of 10.8 miles. Other things to note Ebikes are less about physical exertion and more about the assisted pedalling helping you take the scenery. I don't accompany you on the bike ride but meet you at pre-arranged points along the way.

Feed and stroke gorgeous Herdwick sheep. Good fun for groups, great for couples. You will enjoy a traditional tea in the garden looking at our panoramic views. Our hilarious pet sheep will come and join you for cuddles and a bit of naughtiness and trying to eat all the wrong things.. When you have finished your home-made cakes , you will take the sheep to their barn and give them their tea and a goodbye stroke. A special feeling.. If we have new lambs there might be the chance to give them a bottle of milk too. You will enter the secret world of sheep- a wholesome joy! Covid measures in place. Please book 2-6 places and be household aware. Hens will come to see you too. Animals are unpredictable and untrained. Bring a sense of humour and a camera. Please don't film and feed at the same time- they like your full attention and I will ask for some phone-free periods to experience the Mindfulness of your new flock. Masks will be worn to arrive and I ask you to respect distancing. Households will have separate tablecloth, cake stand, teapot so please connect through chat and smiles. Responsible, cheerful and safe! Please cancel with as much notice as possible if you have symptoms. I recommend walking from the village to the location, 25 mins. This is an outdoor experience in the Trossachs & Loch Lomond National Park. Dress warmly and ready for quick changes of weather

Perfect for fans of Outlander and Braveheart! After so long in lockdown, imagine at last spending a romantic day together, speaking carefully-chosen words of love and devotion to each other under a secluded canopy of trees in an ancient Scottish woodland with connections to Mary Queen of Scots. I’ll write you an unforgettable personal ceremony to celebrate that perfect moment, whether it’s a wedding, anniversary, new commitment or other relationship milestone. I’ll take time to learn about the love and hope which makes your relationship unique, then I’ll compose vows and promises for you to make to each other to perfectly express who you are. You could exchange rings or other gifts with special meaning to you, or include some traditional Scottish or Celtic symbols, which can all be done with social distancing. Eg, handfasting uses beautiful, hand-made ribbons, knotted around your wrists in an evocative and deeply moving action to demonstrate your joining and commitment. Oathing Stones of sparkling Scottish granite can be held in your hands as you speak to each other to show the strength of the promises made. A shared drink together from the quaich symbolises the ancient highland tradition of giving your word with love and trust. When your ceremony is complete, I’ll leave you with a small gift and the opportunity to explore more of your surroundings at your own pace. Other things to note Your ceremony is the essence of your experience. It can go ahead in most weather conditions except heavy rain, high winds or extreme cold. In case of poor weather I will do everything possible to deliver the ceremony under cover at a romantic indoor venue.

With all of our paddle sports and water sport activities you will be given Land lessons by our dedicated, knowledgeable and qualified instructors before venturing out to explore the beauty of Loch Lomond. Wetsuits are provided for a small fee and where required. From beginning to end you will enjoy an experience never to be forgotten.

Meet at Largs train station at 1.00pm We will walk from Largs train station to the view point 600 ft above the town. Taking in historic buildings, churches, monuments and pre historic sites including a bronze age Tomb. At the top of the climb there is viewpoint with a sundial. From here you can enjoy spectacular views of the islands of Cumbrae, Little Cuumbrae, Bute and Arran. From the sundial we will return to Largs train station via the Fairy Wood & Largs cemetery then walk along the promenade passing a bronze age standing stone and view the original Largs first public cinema building. We will return to our starting point at Largs train station at 2.30pm. Other things to note Available most days from March to September weather permitting.