IF you fancy a camping experience that’s unique and exclusive, then a tiny island in the middle of Loch Lomond could be perfect for you. But you need to be quick to book it, as only a dozen campers are allowed to stay on this magical isle at a time - and you need to book, sometimes up to four weeks in advance. 8 Tiny Inchcailloch island on Loch Lomond Credit: Getty 8 Inchcailloch island on Loch Lomond where a max of 12 campers can stay Credit: Getty 8 Campers at the official campsite 8 The ferry crossing from Balmaha takes just five minutes Credit: Getty Little-known Inchcailloch island only allows overnight stays from March to September every year and for a maximum of just two nights.
The stunning wild-flower-covered island - just 0.19 square miles in size - is part of the Loch Lomond National Reserve. Groups of no more than six are allowed to set up at the campsite at a time on this idyllic retreat.
Be aware though it is a good kilometre walk from the North Jetty if catching the ferry over from Balmaha, to the small campsite on the southern tip of the island in Port Bawn. Read mroe in travel 'GLASS HALF EMPTY' NC500 is 'saviour' of Highlands says boss as he hits back at locals ZOO KNOW IT Popular Scots attraction named among best in UK for family day out in summer 8 Aerial view of Inchcailloch island on Loch Lomond, Scottish Highlands Credit: Getty And, in keeping with its unspoilt nature, the island has minimal facilities. with only composting toilets and NO running wate.