Top Things to do in Kenmore
The 10 Best Things to do in Kenmore, Scotland
Discover the best top things to do in Kenmore, United Kingdom including The Scottish Crannog Centre, Loch Tay Safaris, E-Bike Tours Scotland, Taymouth Castle, Mains of Taymouth Stables, Kenmure Parish Church, Mains of Taymouth Golf Course, Loch Tay Boating Centre, Taymouth Marina Watersports, Greenland Stone Circle.
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1. The Scottish Crannog Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1,093 reviews
The Scottish Crannog Centre is a 5-star reconstruction of an early Iron Age loch-dwelling built by the Scottish Trust for Underwater Archaeology. Our museum features 2,500-year-old underwater discoveries; our Iron Age Interpreters will guide you through life on the loch 500 BCE; hands-on ancient crafts and technologies. Hire a dugout canoe and paddle into prehistory (weather and experience permitting). Special events run regularly featuring artists, musicians, skilled craft workers and other specialists who, together with our own team of Iron Age interpreters, actively bring the past to life for adults and children alike. Gift shop offering an excellent selection of books, crafts and light refreshments from our snack bar. Dogs are welcome on site. Last entry for tours at 4.00pm.
Reviewed By 501DavidS501 - Leeds, United Kingdom
The crannog is the star of the show,its incredible how these people could have thought of building a place like this.You do need to go on the tour I was very lucky because I was the only one to turn up for the 1pm tour and I must say the staff there still give me the full tour the staff I found to be very passionate about there duties and knowledge of the history of the area.Well worth a visit when you are stopping in the vicinity anyone can learn something from this its for all ages I found.
2. Loch Tay Safaris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 426 reviews
Have fun on Loch Tay as you skim over the surface of the waters of Perthshire's largest and one of Scotland’s deepest lochs! Surrounded by stunning and dramatic landscape, in an area steeped in history, myths and folklore you will be mesmerised by mystical and spell binding stories of the people who have shaped the very fabric of this amazing area throughout the ages. Our state of the art RIB has a heated cabin and fitted with twin 300HP Evinrude engines capable of speeds of more than 40 knots (45 MPH!) - that makes her the BIGGEST and FASTEST on the loch.Come along and enjoy our 'Taste our best 'Award winning cafe based at Highland Safaris a few miles away. Other activities include, Land Rover Safaris, Scott Mountain Bikes for hire, our Red Deer Centre where you can meet our tame Red Deer and Ossian the Barn Owl or try your hand at some Gold Panning. Every customer receives a Highland Safaris pass booklet full of saving at local cafes restaurant and shops.
3. E-Bike Tours Scotland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Our Electric Bikes quietly propel you through the countryside, using a powerful electric motor to complement your pedalling. Our tours start in the beautiful and historic village of Kenmore at the east end of Loch Tay. It is a perfect hub, with stunning riding in all directions. All tours are led by a knowledgeable and professionally qualified guide. They will help you explore this beautiful area, as you take in the stunning views, interesting history and hidden gems of Highland Perthshire.
4. Taymouth Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By joehM1228IK - Glasgow, United Kingdom
A great walk with lovely views. Watched the workers working on the building, this is a great landmark and it would be wonderful to see it open up to the tourists. There are no facilities other than the bushes and trees. Whoever is responsible for the works could raise some money by opening some form of cafe or takeaway in the vast grounds
5. Mains of Taymouth Stables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
All are welcome, from beginners to experienced riders. Our trekking and riding centre is situated in the heart of Scotland, close to the shores of Loch Tay in Highland Perthshire, just over the bridge from the picturesque village of Kenmore. The Stables are part of the family owned 120 acre Mains of Taymouth Estate, nestled in magnificent countryside with some of the most spectacular views and scenery in Scotland - a fabulous place to come horse riding! Horse Trekking Trekking in dramatic Highland Perthshire scenery – children from aged 4 years welcome, all abilities catered for. Enjoy a very special horse riding experience in Scotland on a myriad of stunning forest tracks amidst spectacular mountain, loch and river views. Our team of ponies and horses are suitable for all ages and abilities under the supervision of our professional, enthusiastic staff. Pony rides for 30mins – Treks - 1 hour & 2 hours
Reviewed By Sarah1102015 - Harrogate, United Kingdom
Fantastic ride with Kerry and the team Abbie and I had a lovely ride and the scenery was beautiful Would definitely recommend and it has encouraged me to do more riding in the future
6. Kenmure Parish Church
7. Mains of Taymouth Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Mains of Taymouth Golf Course (formerly Kenmore Golf Course)was opened in 1992 and is located in the Heart of Highland Perthshire by the banks of the silvery Tay. Known as 'Perthshire's finest 9-holes', the course at 6052 yards is no push over.A challenging 9-hole course for all levels of golfers set in stunning parkland scenery, mostly on the flat.Club, trolley and buggy hire are available.Visitors welcome.
8. Loch Tay Boating Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Nisbeat
Dog friendly, people friendly, very reasonably priced, stunning views. Called up on the morning to ask if we could rent a boat, and enquired to check whether it would be possible to attempt putting our dog onboard before committing as this was her first boat ride. Both our requests were met, so we head off from Edinburgh. When I arrived, there was nobody in the office, but I quickly found the ticket lady painting one of the boats. She arranged for our boat to be moved from one dock to another so we could try getting the dog onboard. The reason being, the initial dock had some mesh wiring for shoe grip on the ground which wouldn't have been pleasant for doggo. I thought this was a nice thought. Our dog jumped into the boat without any problems, and the person who helped us in was friendly and attentive, he ensured we didn't slip when coming in and out of the boat. I was pleasantly surprised at how reasonable the motor boat rental cost was.. £48 for 2 hours. Loch Lomond is more than double that! The boat itself is very basic but does the job perfectly, the hull was dry, the roof was very handy as it was relatively windy, the engine is fitted onboard at the back. Before leaving, the ticket lady explained how to operate the boat, i.e. reverse, neutral, forward, steering, engine start up/kill. In terms of speed, it doesn't break any records, but still allowed us to get halfway across the loch, have lunch, and turn back - all in 2 hours. On the way back, staff directed us to the right dock, and helped us out the boat. Our £30 deposit was refunded the next working day. All in all, this was a superb experience, and we will 100% be back.
9. Taymouth Marina Watersports
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 47 reviews
Explore the loch at you own pace by hiring a canoe, kayak, sail boat, paddleboard, pedalo, motorboat or katakanu. Or why not get a little more information about the area and join one of our trips. We also offer lessons in all activities.
Reviewed By Leanneco1982
Our Parents where booked into a hoilday lodge. This lodge was spotless and well presented. The hot box was amazing and they really enjoyed it.I also had a go in the spa the whole place is stunning staff are fantastic to in perticular Harry very helpful and friendly perfect break
10. Greenland Stone Circle
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By chrisgregg2018
Came to this hiking from Aberfeldy to Kenmore detouring for the Falls of Acharn. There is a steep ascent through pastures but it is relatively quick. The stones themselves are impressive and with some brief research beforehand you can get a lot out of this living history.
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