Argyll, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs holiday cottages

A scenic landscape steeped in history

From the historic glory of Stirling, to the boundless beauty of the coast and surrounding islands, we offer holiday homes to rent in the splendorous Scottish landscape of Argyll, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs that will leave a lasting impression. Wildlife enthusiasts and whiskey connoisseurs will welcome the chance to visit the idyllic islands of Islay, Oban and Jura, while history enthusiasts can explore battle sites and castle ruins. Whichever country cottage you enjoy your Scottish holiday in, it will be a retreat you'll never forget.

Things to see and do in Argyll, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs

Step out of your luxury holiday home to discover Scotland's historic heartland...

  • Benmore Botanic Gardens, Dunoon: Spend a day in this magnificent mountainside setting, alongside over 300 species of Rhododendron, Bhutanese and Chilean plantings, and spectacular Giant Redwoods.
  • Iona Abbey, Isle Of Iona: Trace this famous abbey from its foundation by St. Columba in AD 563, to its role today as a spiritual icon and centre of faith.
  • Stirling Castle: Walk the same corridors as William Wallace, Robert the Bruce and Mary Queen of Scots and see the many sides of this stunning symbol of Scottish independence.
  • Bowmore Distillery, Isle Of Islay: Experience the distilleries of Islay, 'The Queen of the Hebrides' for yourself, and the mild climate and rich peaty soil that make it perfect for creating whisky.
  • The National Wallace Monument, Stirling: Follow the story of Sir William Wallace, patriot, martyr, and Guardian of Scotland, at this spectacular monument built on the site of the Battle of Stirling Bridge.
  • An Tobar - Arts Centre, Isle Of Mull: Listen to live music inspired by the people of Mull, see photography and art distilled from the area's rugged coastline and encounter a thriving arts and crafts community.

Our regional team recommends

Spend the day at Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Start with a 1 hour cruise exploring the southern section of the loch. Next explore the hidden gardens and extensive grounds of Balloch Castle Country Park, which offers beautiful views over Loch Lomond. The famously twee conservation village of Luss is 15 minutes from Balloch. Film location for Scottish soap 'High Road', it has gift shops, tearooms and river/loch side walks. Finally travel three miles north to Firkin Point, perfect for photographs, or a picnic, with views north and south over Loch Lomond.