Tour Ideas Inveraray and 3 Lochs Tour
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Journey on for a photo-shoot at the “Rest and be Thankful” and then onward to Inverarary for lunch and sightseeing on the banks of Loch Fyne.
Turning north the next visit is the idyllic setting of Kilchurn Castle at the head of Loch Awe. Then drop in to visit the Dalmally 3 including Hamish the Highland Coo. The final stop is at the historic Drovers Inn.
Go Go bus provides above tour. To see rates view their website.
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