• Accommodation on Mull incuding hotels band b's self catering and cottages
    Accommodation

    The Isle of Mull has a good range of accommodation catering for all budgets and qualities.

  • Trips and tours on Mull including wildlife, walking, boat and whale watching
    Trips and Tours

    Take a boat trip, a wildlife expedition, a pony trek or an organised walk to wild places .

  • Attractions on the Isle of Mull including historical geology and things to do
    Attractions

    Discover the castles, beaches, wildlife, shops and magnificent scenery.

Welcome to the Isle of Mull Scotland

The stunning White Tailed Sea Segle

White-tailed Eagle by Heather Pinchien

If you are looking for information about Tobermory click here  Isle of Iona click here  Oban click here

The Isle of Mull and the neighbouring Island of Iona lie just off the west coast of Scotland, in the United Kingdom.

The Isle of Mull has become well known by all who view the BBC programmes Springwatch and Coast. The presenter Gordon Buchanan is from Mull and still has family and a house here. Mull is also now very well known as the home of the CBeebies programme Balamory, based around the coloured houses of Tobermory.

The Isle of Mull has attractions for all the family, and offers a holiday where wildlife is around every corner, visitor attractions cater for all ages, and the whole family has a chance to live a lifestyle far removed from the hectic urban pressurised existence.

For detailed information on the White-tailed Sea Eagles on the Isle of Mull click here to go to the excellent website.

Accommodation on the island is generally of a good standard and plentiful, however, during the school holiday periods in July and August it is recommended to book in advance.

Moy Castle the home of Clan Maclane

Moy Castle

Ferries cross to the island at three points: Oban, Lochaline and Kilchoan. Booking is required during busy summer months on the Oban ferry, however, the other two are not possible to book, and places are normally available when required. The Lochaline crossing is a cheaper option and is used regularly by locals. Click here to go to the more detailed travel information page.

From Oban, on the mainland, where many visitors arrive on their way to the Isle of Mull and Iona, the seaward view is dominated by the rocky peaks and green slopes of the Mull mountains.

According to your interests, the islands of Mull and Iona can be a wilderness awaiting discovery, a haven of peace and relaxation or simply a charming and beautiful centre for a Highland holiday away from the cares and pressures of modern life.

For general information and Travel, click here or the Tourist Office in Craignure, click here.

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Latest News

Sea Eagle Hide open again

The location of the Hide is again in Glen Seilisdeir and last year, it achieved a five star rating from Visitscotland. Information on visits to the hide; Trips are now operational for the new season and will run Monday to Friday at 10.00 and 13.00. Pricesnn(Including RSPB members): Adults £6, children (16 and under) £3. [...]

Renewables conference on Mull a big success

Renewables conference on Mull a big success More than seventy people including islanders from all around Europe and politicians gathered  on the Isle of Mull last week to discuss how island communities can take advantage of the potential of renewable energy. The conference held in Craignure Hall on the Isle of Mull on Friday 21 September, brought [...]

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  • RSS Mull and Iona wildlife blog

    • Puffin therapy April 21, 2013
      As the days draw Out the weather has turned to heavy showers.The birds fly in to nest in the last fortnight we have started to get the puffins on the Isle's of Staffa and Lunga to begin their nesting rituals and tourists begin their Puffin therapy as you walk among the puffins, the Swallows have just started to arrive around the island as well as the Cu […]
    • Dry but crisp start to the season March 30, 2013
      As the season gets under way the glorious weather stays with us nice dry sunny days with a real chill in the air but once again we manage to miss the snow the boat trips have started with great sightings of the white tailed eagles playing in bloody bay as well as the golden eagles tussling with the ravens in the bay. whilst harbour porpoise play in the water […]
    • As spring pulls back the curtains March 15, 2013
      As spring pulls back its curtains and the daffodils and snowdrops burst into full bloom, whilst the primroses and violets begin to open their new buds to the fresh spring air as the days draw out and the spring lambs are born in the fresh growing spring pastures, the trees begin to awaken and the birds look for their nesting sites for this years fledglings t […]