Loch Fyne ist ein etwa 65 km langer Fjord an der Westküste von Argyll and Bute in Schottland. Er mündet in den Sound of Bute nördlich der Insel Arran. Über den Crinan Canal ist er mit dem Jura-Sund verbunden.
Loch Fyne ist ein beliebtes Ziel für Angler und Taucher. In dem Meeresarm leben Delphine und Robben. Im Sommer sind auch Riesenhaie zu finden. Touristen schätzen die Gegend für Bauwerke wie Inveraray Castle, die Motte von Kilfinane oder das verfallene Old Lachlan Castle.
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Address: Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom
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