Things to See and Do

Loch Tay Safaris

From ancient and mysterious standing stones to a dramatic ruined castle, mystical and spellbinding stories and breath-taking landscapes, visit Loch Tay Safaris and embark on an inspiring journey.
Our live commentary will take you on a journey through the local history, nature and folklore of Loch Tay. Our passionate and knowledgeable crew will be on hand to answer any questions you have. There is no doubt that this experience will leave you enchanted by the Loch's mystical charm!

At 17 miles long, 1/2 mile wide and more than 450 feet deep, Loch Tay is Perthshire’s largest Loch. Our unique tour of this beautiful loch is exhilarating and suitable for ages 5 - 85.
Our modern cabin RIB `Iolaire` is safe, comfortable, fast, dry and guaranteed to raise a smile. Seating up to 12 people, our boat is also available for private charter.

Taybank Glass

Taybank Glass is the creative home of two artists, working in glass, and drawing their inspiration from the beauty of the Perthshire countryside and the River Tay that flows past their door. The colours, light and wildlife all provide sparks for the fused and traditional leaded glass panels that they produce. Anne Walls specialises in fused glass producing a myriad of original pieces in many forms. These include a variety of practical pieces - bowls, dishes, coasters and tea-light screens - to exciting experimental pieces including wall panels, splashbacks and sculptures. Pat Spicer puts most of his energies into the leaded work. Stunning designs range from the contemporary abstract through pictorial to traditional Victorian and not so traditional Victorian, Art Nouveau and Celtic. A recent commission has been for 10 leaded windows to complete the restoration of a listed building in their home town of Aberfeldy.
We are always looking for new commissions for either fused or leaded stained glass - please contact us to discuss your particular dream.... Our studio is situated beside our home on Taybridge Drive in Aberfeldy, directly opposite the Black Watch Memorial and beside the putting green.
For more information and examples of our work, please visit our website.

Roundhouse Bar

Great wee bar with great staff and a warm welcome for all. Outside seating area during the warmer season, and dog friendly. See our Facebook page for entertainment news and events, including Karaoke evenings, live music sessions and sports coverage. We look forward to seeing you at The Roundie for some local Scottish hospitality.

Bespoke Highland Car Tours

Tours for up to 4 persons, are tailored to the clients tastes and interests. They can include, history, castles, distilleries, wildlife etc, or why not just sit back and enjoy the magnificent scenery of Highland Perthshire and beyond.

To ensure your comfort and safety your tour car will be a new top of the range 4x4 vehicle with all the usual 4x4 comfort and extra height ensuring great all roundviewing.

Why not let us take the strain whilst you relax and enjoy what Highland Perthshire and beyond has to offer! Tours can be tailored to your needs and times, (minimum 4hours).

Email your enquiry to : rowens55@rocketmail.com

Pitlochry Dam Visitors Centre

SSE's Pitlochry Dam Visitor Centre showcases the rich history of hydro electricity in the north of Scotland and how it transformed lives. On display are a number of fascinating artefacts that show how generations of homes have been transformed by electrical appliances.

Visitors will meet the visionaries, such as Tom Johnston, who saw the untapped potential of hydro power in Scotland as well as hear the stories of the Hydro Boys and Tunnel Tigers who lived - and sadly in some cases died - building the schemes.

Pitlochry’s ‘fish ladder’ was integral to the design for the hydro electricity scheme in the early 1950’s. Thousands visit the Dam to see the salmon swim to their breeding grounds up river and now everyone can learn the secrets of that incredible journey.

Opening Hours: Open 7 days from 9:30am to 5:30pm (last entry at 5pm)

Entry: FREE ENTRY