Scottish Love Lake | Loch Lomond

Romon Lake, located in the center of Romon Lake Park, is known as the "Queen of Scottish Lakes" by locals, and some call it the "Gateway to the Highlands". Romon Lake is the largest lake in the UK and is known as the "Lake of Love" in Scotland. If you have seen "Waterloo Bridge", you may have heard the lingering and sad Scottish folk song "The Song of Romon Lake", which is the hometown of this folk song. On the shore of Loch Lomond, the town of Balloch is a village full of Scottish style. You will see houses built of stone, painted white wooden fences, and through the windows, you will see Scottish old ladies wearing reading glasses, knitting sweaters, drinking coffee, and the fire in the fireplace is burning brightly... Of course, if you want to truly experience the charm of Loch Lomond, why not take a boat ride and personally "float on the lake"? Wild animals, mysterious floating islands, mansions, castle ruins, as you sail along, you will see the cultural landscape of almost half of Scotland. Boarding tips: The main boarding point is in Balloch town, right next to the train station, with a very large and conspicuous sign. There are four lake tour routes departing from Balloch, ranging from half an hour to two hours. There is also a route in Luss and Balmaha towns respectively. The specific departure times are adjusted every year, with generally one trip per hour. If time is tight, it is best for friends to check the official website in advance.