ABERFELDY - KENMORE and LOCH TAY
Holiday home accommodation and tour guide services,
Perthshire Scotland uk

Proudly boast of Perthshire's highest mountain and longest glen.
The River Tay is crossed in Aberfeldy by a magnificent five-arched bridge built by General Wade the builder of military roads.
The town developed around small woollen mills and has flourished as a holiday resort.
There is an eighteen hole golf course, a recreation centre and a recently restored working Watermill.
At Aberfeldy Distillery learn the secrets of fine blended whisky.
The whitewashed conservation village of Kenmore which sits at the eastern edge of Loch Tay was created as a model
village in 1760. From this vantage point you will have the most magnificent views of Loch Tay.
Ample fishing is available in the vicinity of River and Loch Tay.
There is an eighteen hole golf course in the grounds of Taymouth Castle and a nine hole at Kenmore.
On the south road of Loch Tay is the Scottish Crannog Centre which paints a fascinating picture of life in the early Iron Age.
Adjacent is a water sports centre offering a wide selection of sport including canoeing, river-rafting and windsurfing.
An elegant steamer "Spirit of Loch Tay" will be launched shortly.
This 110 foot long vessel will offer day cruises and evening dinner cruises on Loch Tay.
Aberfeldy Perthshire visit Scotland, Scottish bed breakfast,
self catering, farmhouse and guest house accommodation. Guided tours throughout the British Isles can be arranged here.