Mull & Iona - Top 10 Picks

1.Tobermory

 

Mull’s main town is the starting point for sea trips, speciality shopping, award-winning eateries, coastal walks and indoor attractions, including arts, museums and wildlife centres.

 

2. The South East Coast

 

Take this route if you love castles, golf and stone circles. If you are searching for golden or white-tailed eagles, look to the skyline, or take a tour with an expert.

 

3. Offshore Islands

 

From Mull, take an exhilarating sea tour to the off shore islands of Lunga and Staff a where you can encounter puffins and other sea birds, and the astonishing Fingal’s Cave.

 

4. The North West Coast

 

Head this way for an art trail, whale trail, public gardens and dramatic coastlines.

 

5. Isle of Ulva

 

Lachlan Macquarie, described as ‘the Father of Australia’ due to his work as Governor of New South Wales, was born on Ulva in 1761. The island is also known for its miles of scenic

waymarked walks.

 

6. Iona

 

This tiny island (accessible via foot passenger ferry from Fionnphort) is known as the cradle of christianity. It is home to a 13th- century abbey, Scotland’s best preserved nunnery, amazing beaches and a real sense of tranquillity.

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7. Ben More and Burg

 

The destination for mountain walking and those seeking wilderness. Ben More is Mull’s only Munro, and the peak provides a fantastic viewpoint for the surrounding islands.

 

8. The North West Coast

 

Head this way for an art trail, whale trail, public gardens and dramatic coastlines.

 

9. The Ross of Mull

 

A haven for geologists and historians, this is where you’ll find red granite coastlines, evocative cleared townships, shell-sand beaches, arts and crafts and boat trips from Fionnphort.

 

10. Mull & Iona Food Trail

 

The Mull & Iona Food Trail highlights the islands’ exceptional food and drink. Enjoy fresh seafood from clear waters, locally reared meats, homegrown fruits and vegetables, and delicious creations from passionate kitchens.  Experience the best of island produce.

Learn more at mullandionafood.co.uk