Loch Lomond

Luss Beach

The sandy shore at Luss on Loch Lomond, looking across the water to Ben Lomond.

Welcome

The beach at Luss runs along the shore of Loch Lomond at the foot of the village, a curve of sand and shingle beside the pier, with the long view across the water to Ben Lomond.

It is one of the most popular spots on the whole loch, and on a warm summer day it fills with families paddling, picnicking and messing about in the shallows.

It is also a place for getting out on the water: kayaks and paddleboards launch from the sand, and boats set out from the pier beside it on summer trips around the loch and its islands. Walk a little way along the shore and it quickly gets quieter. The village's stone cottages, its church and its cafés are all a few minutes' walk behind the beach, and there is a large car park at the edge of the village. Come early in the day, or in the evening, when the crowds have gone and the light turns gold on the hills across the loch.

Close byThe Village RestA restaurant and café in a whitewashed cottage in Luss, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner from local produce.1 min by roadSee itThe Village Rest, a whitewashed cottage with a red timber porch in Luss.
Before you go

The beach is at the foot of Luss village, off the A82 on the west shore of Loch Lomond; park in the village car park.

Where
Luss, west shore of Loch Lomond.
On the water
Kayaks, paddleboards, pier cruises.
The Daily for 18 October, from Scotland with love. Golden-hour light catches a shadowed mountain above a loch, rust-coloured moorland in the foreground

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