Cameron House

Cruising the Caribbean is all very well but why fly for ten hours to get to St Lucia when the full glory of Loch Lomond is right on the doorstep?

Combine the natural beauty of Loch Lomond and a fine lunch in The Boat House at Cameron House resort with this splendid Big Deal.

Today’s offer ushers you aboard the Celtic Warrior, a 46ft luxury cruiser, for an elegant potter around the loch. Sea legs will not be required.

Available until the 31st August, this deal would make a very romantic summer day out.

Cruise & lunch

Available seven days, the Big Deal is for two people to enjoy a cruise with a glass of bubbly each on Loch Lomond and a two course lunch chosen from the Cruise & Dine menu in The Boat House. Choose a starter and main or main and dessert.

Enjoying a scenic setting on the shores of the loch, next to the marina, The Boat House at Cameron House is a great vantage point for soaking up the scenic glories of the loch.

The cuisine is equally impressive. Menus change regularly but the following sample menu shows examples of what you can expect:

Starters

Soup of the day, served with bread rolls

Duck terrine, served with brioche and chutney

Bruschetta – tomato, Mozzarella and basil

Mains

Honey glazed chicken with soy noodles and stir fry veg

Fish and chips, served with garden peas and tartare sauce

Pork cutlet, served with plum tomato, chips and peppercorn sauce

Beetroot ravioli – candy beetroot and golden raisin dressing

Desserts

Passion fruit pannacotta

White chocolate and raspberry sundae

Selection of ice cream or sorbet

Taking to the water

The Celtic Warrior is an impressive vessel, and the journey highlights the beauty of Loch Lomond.

Look out for great views of Ben Lomond as you cruise over the fault line between the Highlands and the Lowlands.

Choose to cruise at 12noon, 2pm or 4pm. With lunch available at hourly slots from 12noon to 4pm, the cruise can be taken before or after food.

A lively commentary during the cruise offers colourful insights into local lore, with tales that range from nudist colonies to wallaby farms.

Happy diners

The Boat House is a firm favourite with 5pm diners, as these recent reviews testify:

‘Great food. Lovely meal.’

‘Great loch side meal. Lovely food and great views.’

‘Absolutely brilliant. Went to The Boat House for my partner’s 50th birthday. The staff were first class and nothing was too much bother for them. The food was excellent – one of the guests said the fish and chips were the best she had tasted – can’t review better than that. Great place for a special event or just a lovely meal.’

Cruise treat

Today’s Big Deal on a Loch Lomond cruise with lunch at The Boat House would be a great choice as a treat to mark a birthday or special occasion.

With validity until the 31st August, it would also make a lovely surprise for your nearest and dearest.

A scenic cruise and an excellent lunch. That sounds like a ship-shape day out to us.