The village of Dervaig, pronounced ‘dervig’ goes right back to Viking times, and indeed the name Dervaig means ‘good inlet’ in old Norse. The settlement itself really only goes back to about the time of the first church to be recorded here in the twelve hundreds. The village can be reached from four directions, Calgary, Tobermory, Salen (‘the Glen Road’) and Torloisk (‘the hill road’). All routes are single track and charmingly twisty. The roads are a favourite choice for our Mull car rally held every October. The main part of the village that you see today was planned and established by Alexander MacLean of Coll in 1799. This plan incorporates the 26 houses that you see down the main street.
Kilmore Church
The original church of Kilmore was built in 1755 but the present day church was not built until 1905. The church is well worth a visit for the stunning stained glass windows and is open everyday. Services are held on Sundays at 2 pm. READ MORE
The Old Byre Heritage Tea Room
The tearoom at the Old Byre has a 22 year old reputation for scrumptious home baking - light meals are served throughout the day. READ MORE
Address: Dervaig Isle of Mull Argyll PA75 6QRTel: 01688 400229
Email: theoldbyre@lineone.net
Web: http://www.old-byre.co.uk
Carthouse Gallery and Tearoom
The Carthouse serves teas, light lunches from 12.00 until 3.00pm and delicious home baking throughout the day. The Tearoom is licensed & serves a selection of wines & local & Scottish beers READ MORE
Address: Calgary Farmhouse by Dervaig Isle of Mull PA75 6QQTel: 01688 400256
Email: calgary.farmhouse@virgin.net
Web: http://www.calgary.co.uk/art/gallery-shop/
Dervaig Village Store & Post Office
Dervaig has a thriving village shop & post office situated on the Main Street. This is a well-stocked shop and general store which also sells newspapers. READ MORE
Tel: 01688 400208