PRICE DROP Loch Tay Family Lodge Stay up to 8 with Hot Tub, Fire Pit & BBQ

Take the crew away to the glorious Scottish countryside, forgetting all your stresses beside a lovely loch…

We’re offering you a two-night self-catered Loch Tay family lodge stay for eight people with a private hot tub, fire pit and BBQ for £279, stay for three-nights from £389, or enjoy a four-night stay from just £399, saving you up to 64% off the Boreland Loch Tay’s prices.

Where will we spend our stay?

Are you and your friends or family long overdue for a big getaway? You don’t need to hop on a flight; grab a group of up to eight and whisk yourselves away to the water’s edge at Loch Tay. Nestled on the edge of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, the Boreland Loch Tay provides a range of expansive lodges that will happily house your group for two, three, or four nights.

Kick back at one of the below lodges:

• Drummond (3 bedrooms)
• Ben Lawers (3 bedrooms)
• The Cottage (3 bedrooms)
• Longhouse (4 bedrooms)
• The Cabin (2 bedrooms)

Fully equipped with:

• Multiple bedrooms
• Fire pit
• Private hot tub
• BBQ
• Flat-screen TV with Sky Sports & Movies
• Bathroom
• Fully equipped kitchen
• Wood-burning stove

What is there to do nearby?

If you thought the lodge was great, wait until you see the garden! You’ll be based just a breath away from the beach beside Loch Tay where you can unwind whilst listening to the quiet lapping of its glistening waters, but if you fancy heading further afield, here are our suggestions:

• Go for a bracing hike up Ben Lawers where a fantastic panorama awaits atop of one of Scotland’s highest peaks Stroll through the nearby Tay Forest Park where you’ll discover why it’s inspired so many magical folk tales
• Try your hand at water sports such as kayaking, paddle boarding and canoeing on Loch Tay’s clear waters
• Watch for wonderful wildlife including deer, red squirrels, birds and more
• Take a trip to the Falls of Dochart Enjoy a guided safari tour of the Highlands
• After the sun sets, enjoy stargazing with a hot chocolate in hand around your fire pit
• Visit the Scottish Crannog Centre and learn all about the lives of Scotland’s prehistoric inhabitants, including their textiles, cooking, crafting, and technologies