Mull is the largest of the islands of Argyll and the third largest in Scotland.
It has a rich cultural heritage, some stunning land and seascapes and impressive wildlife. The island's main town, Tobermory, is famed for the cheerful colours of its waterfront buildings and the yachts bobbing in the natural harbour, as well as being the setting for hit children's TV show Balamory.
Beautiful beaches and bays abound, from Calgary and Kilninian in the north to Loch Buie and Carsaig in the south. There are guided wildlife tours - the island is one of the best places to see rare sea eagles - and boat trips to the surrounding islands, including enchanting Staffa, where the motion of the waves crashing into Fingal's Cave - formed from giant basalt columns - inspired Mendelssohn's Hebrides Overture.
Salen is a small village situated at the narrowest point on the east coast of Isle of Mull in the...
Craignure is a village and the main ferry terminal on the Isle of Mull.
Situated close to Mull’s easternmost point, Craignure is a small town fairly thinly scattered...
Glen Seilisdeir is home to white-tailed sea eagles, one of the best places in Europe to enjoy this...
Situated about half a mile from the centre of the town, Aros Park is an attractive feature in...
Established in the late 18th century as a fishing port, the picture-postcard port of Tobermory is...
Easdale is separated from the neighbouring island of Seil by a narrow channel that is crossed on a...
Dervaig is a small picturesque village situated at the north end of Mull around 6 miles west of...
Home to Lismore Lighthouse, this island is 10 miles long and 1 mile wide, and found at the southern...
The Isle of Seil lies some 12 miles south of Oban.
Bunessan is a small village located on the Ross of Mull, on the south west corner of the Island of...
Sitting by the shores of Loch Sunart on the south of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula, Glenborrodale is a...
Ganavan Sands is located north of Oban in Argyll & The Isles.
Standing unchallenged as the capital of the North Argyll, the busy town of Oban is informally known...
Calgary, on the Isle of Mull, boasts one of the best beaches in Scotland.
The uninhabited island of Staffa includes the famous Fingal's Cave.
Luing lies 15 miles south of Oban and a short ferry trip across Cuan Sound from the neighbouring...
The village of Kilchoan on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula is the most westerly village in mainland...
Situated on a rocky knoll on the shore of Loch Sunart, this beautiful, peaceful hide offers some...
Benderloch is a small settlement, some 3 miles north of Connel on the main road between Oban and...
The Falls of Lora is a tidal rapid located 6 miles to the north east of Oban, at the seaward end of...
The small settlements of Connel and North Connel sit at opposite ends of Connel Bridge, found 5...
Lying on the coast of Appin just north of Loch Creran, Port Appin is a pretty little fishing...
Situated at the far western end of the Ross of Mull, Fionnphort is the centre village of a fairly...
The small village of Kilmelford stands at the head of sheltered Loch Melford on the West coast of...
The Ardnamurchan peninsula is a wild, remote yet strangely beautiful place full of wonderful...
The ancient crafting village of Acharacle is just north of Salen at the eastern end of the...
Found on the east coast of Iona in Argyll & The Isles, Martyr’s Bay offers a great beach day out.
The village of Craobh Haven is situated across from Shuna Island on the scenic west coast of...
The small village of Strontian is attractively located on Loch Sunart in the western Highlands...
Iona is a small, fertile, crofting island, currently inhabited by around 130 people.
The Corryvreckan Whirlpool is situated off the west coast of Scotland between the islands of Jura...
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