Luss is a popular conservation village on the western shore of Loch Lomond, situated roughly 10 miles south of Tarbet and accessed via the A82.

It serves as a well-used gateway to the loch, offering boat trips and watersports, with Luss Pier providing connections to other parts of the loch via waterbus and cruise services.

The village is also a stop on the West Loch Lomond Cycle Path, which runs between Balloch and Tarbet. Visitors arriving by water or road are rewarded with fine views across the loch toward Ben Lomond.

A 19th-century parish church, notable for its Scots pine rafter ceiling and Victorian stained-glass windows, offers a quieter alternative to the waterfront activity.