At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

A legendary night with friends in New Orleans. The excitement and vibrancy of New Orleans is what attracted bartender Martin Wilkes Heron. In 1874, he decided that the home of Mardi Gras deserved a smoother alternative to the harsh whiskies from Kentucky and Tennessee. By adding a secret blend of fruits and spices, he struck upon the perfect combination – Southern Comfort. Later, in 1900, Southern Comfort picked up a Gold Medal for quality and taste at the Paris World Exposition. Another followed four years later at the St Louis World Fair. Today, New Orleans wouldn’t be the same without Southern Comfort. Best enjoyed with lime and lemonade, its distinctive taste is shared by friends on great nights. No wonder Southern Comfort’s the drink at the heart of Mardi Gras – the best party in the world.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

A legendary night with friends in New Orleans. The excitement and vibrancy of New Orleans is what attracted bartender Martin Wilkes Heron. In 1874, he decided that the home of Mardi Gras deserved a smoother alternative to the harsh whiskies from Kentucky and Tennessee. By adding a secret blend of fruits and spices, he struck upon the perfect combination – Southern Comfort. Later, in 1900, Southern Comfort picked up a Gold Medal for quality and taste at the Paris World Exposition. Another followed four years later at the St Louis World Fair. Today, New Orleans wouldn’t be the same without Southern Comfort. Best enjoyed with lime and lemonade, its distinctive taste is shared by friends on great nights. No wonder Southern Comfort’s the drink at the heart of Mardi Gras – the best party in the world.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.

At Lochgoilhead, attached to the impressive Drimsynie House Hotel, enjoy a range of outdoor and all weather activities second to none in the west of Scotland. Set in the midst of the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, backed by mountains and overlooking Loch Goil, it offers you an ideal base for touring the Western Highlands. Pony trekking and a tennis court are all available in the village just a mile away. There is free fishing on Loch Goil, or Drimsynie’s own two hill lochs (permits also available for River Goil). During the main holiday periods you can enjoy a mid week disco/karaoke night. There is a Saturday night dinner dance throughout the year (except July and August). The 9 hole scenic golf course at Loch Goil starts outside the leisure centre and runs along the shores of the loch. A superb area for walks, ranging from easy loch side and forest walks to more challenging treks in the nearby Arrochar Alps, including a number of peaks over 3000ft. Conveniently accessible are a number of marked forest trails. Argyll has a wealth of visitor attractions including castles, parks, gardens and picturesque villages.