Helensburgh & Clyde Sea Lochs
Scotland's Adventure CoastDon’t miss the opportunity to visit Helensburgh. The seaside resort is a wonderful place to explore. With elegant, broad, tree-lined avenues, piers, a promenade, shops and eateries galore, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in this refined Scottish town.
There’s also a rich heritage to discover, from the town’s notable residents to its world-class architecture. What’s more, Helensburgh is easy to reach by train from Glasgow, taking just 40 minutes.
So for a great day out, make your way to Helensburgh and discover the town’s fascinating history and heritage.
Check out, Hill House's fabulous architecture, arts and crafts textiles and furniture. There are also some fine gardens to explore near Helensburgh, including Geilston and Glenarn, as well as some wonderful walking to be done along the shores of the Clyde Sea Lochs.
Weekend Getaways and Fun-Packed Holidays
With elegant tree-lined avenues, a promenade, independent shops and eateries galore, there’s something for everyone.
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Campbell Cottage
Campbell Cottage, situated in the picturesque Argyll village of Arrochar, Loch Long, is a cosy listed cottage. The cottage forms one side of The Steadings. B...
Campbell Cottage, 1 Invereoch Court, Arrochar, Argyll & Bute
G83 7AB
Historic Kilmun
At Historic Kilmun we have some unique experiences we want to share with you. Historic Kilmun, a former church, with the Argyll Mausoleum at its side overloo...
Historic Kilmun
Kilmun
Dunoon, Argyll
PA23 8SD
Mansefield House
Mansefield House, situated in the picturesque highland village of Arrochar, on the shores of Loch Long, is a fine Grade B listed Victorian house. Full of ch...
Mansefield House
Arrochar
G83 7AG
Balmillig B&B
Situated in the heart of Helensburgh a unique seaside town on the edge of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, we offer high-quality Bed and Breakfast in...
64B Colquhoun Street, Helensburgh
G84 9JP
Helensburgh Leisure Centre
Helensburgh Leisure Centre is situated right on the waterfront of the town. Boasting incredible views for you to appreciate while you workout the facility in...
West Clyde Street, Helensburgh, Argyll
G84 8SQ
Beagle Cruises
We take individual and groups of up to six on sailing / activity holidays from Tighnabruaich around the greater Clyde area stopping at fascinating local attr...
Beagle Cruises, Dunmar, Tighnabruaich, Argyll.
PA21 2EA
McKinlay Kidd Ltd
At McKinlay Kidd, we like to get up close and personal with our customers' needs and with this wonderful, magical destination. We're here to make your holida...
McKinlay Kidd
6/1(front) The Hatrack
144 St Vincent St
G2 5LQ
Victoria Halls
A hub for community events since its opening in 1887, the Victoria Halls still provides an essential service to local people and remains Helensburgh’s first...
Sinclair Street, Helensburgh, Argyll
G84 8TU
CLYDE SEA LOCHS
Enjoy a fascinating journey of discovery around the shores of the Firth of Clyde and its beautiful sea lochs; Gare Loch and Loch Long
KILCREGGAN
Enjoy walks, quiet cycling roads, rocky shores and open sea views and the ferry to Gourock from a historic pier.
CARDROSS
Explore the charming village and its castle ruins, dating back to 1329, where King Robert the Bruce is believed to have died.
TARBET & ARROCHAR
The villages of Tarbet and Arrochar are within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, at the gateway to the Argyll Forest Park, and at the foot of the Arrochar Alps.
Discover the heritage and history of Helensburgh
Helensburgh is a wonderful destination to visit. There is a rich heritage to discover, from the town’s notable residents to its world-class architecture.
Six ways this Loch Lomond village will give you a Luss for life!
Luss sits in the heart of the Loch Lomond area and encapsulates all that is special about Scotland. Picturesque, historic and ready access to the loch itself
Planning your journey
Follow the traditional road route into Argyll & the Isles along the A82 as far as Dunbarton, Balloch and Loch Lomond.
You can continue by either following the A814 along the Clyde from Dumbarton to Helensburgh. Alternatively, you follow the A814 northwards to Arrochar with a detour on the B833 to explore the stunning Rosneath peninsula. The A817 linking Loch Lomond to Garelochhead is a stunning drive in either direction offering panoramic views to the east and west.
A fun way to travel is on the passenger ferry service across the Clyde estuary that links Gourock, Kilcreggan and Helensburgh. It's a 15 minute crossing from Gourock to Kilcreggan and 25 minutes from Kilcreggan to Helensburgh. Services from Gourock link into trains from Glasgow Central Station and there are up to a dozen crossings a day, making the ferry a handy link for anyone planning to explore the Rosneath peninsula
Or why not access Helensburgh via Scotrail's West Highland Line, or by West Coast Motors, and finally by walking the Three Lochs Way or using cycle routes.
