Isle of Mull Mull is one the largest island of the Hebrides.In shape it is extremely irregular and its coast – line is so much indented that it measures around 250 miles in circumference while the longest walk in a beeline across the island would be just 30 miles and the shortest only 3. The southern and eastern part is mountainous , the peaks varying from 1,500 to over 3,000 feet in height. The northern portion of the island is hilly, but no eminence attains an elevation of 1.500 feet. Tobermory 'the Well of Mary' is the chief town in the island of Mull. Founded in 1788 by the Society for the Encouragement of the British Fisheries it has not realized the hopes of its founders by becoming an important fishing station. It stand on the shore of a bay which affords safe and spacious anchorage and is protected by the small island of Calve , much as Oban is by Kerrera. On weekdays it is connected with Mingarry in Ardnamurchan.
One of the most beautiful of the Western Isles is the Isle of Mull, which is commonly called Mull, or Muile in traditional Scottish Gaelic. This Scottish island is very easy to get to. The landscape of Mull covers three hundred and thirty eight miles in total, making Mull the fourth biggest island in Scotland, or the second biggest island of the Inner Hebrides. The recent residents population for Mull, Iona and Ulva is calculated at just over 1800, but the number of people increases dramatically during the summer, due to the influx of tourists and holidaymakers.
The capital of Mull is Tobermory, which was the only burgh on the island until 1973. Both the Isle of Mull and the Isle of Iona lie just off the west coast of Scotland. A great number of visitors arrive all year-round from the mainland. The main link is from Oban, where guests can catch the ferry and enjoy the trip, arriving at Mull relaxed, refreshed and ready to enjoy their stay, and there is plenty of excellent accommodation in Mull. There are ferry links from Oban to Craignure, and also a ferry from Kilchan to Tobermory, and there is a further ferry crossing from Lochaline. It is recommended that you book the ferry in advance, as you are required to be in the port around forty minutes prior to the ferry’s departure. The Lochaline crossing is probably the cheapest option and most of the local people usually use this service. There are other ferries from Mull which travel to the other islands nearby; their departure times vary during the seasons and extreme weather.
Tobermory is the main town of the Isle of Mull, and has lovely colourful buildings along the sea front. The beauty of the town and the lovely accommodation available make it well worth staying in Tobermory, as it is a great place to relax. There are many superb restaurants, shops, and cafés, and you can also take boat trips to see the whales and dolphins that play in the sea around Mull. Craignure is well worth day trip and also has a range of excellent accommodation. There are lovely walks around the area, and you could visit the castles of Duart and Torrosay.
In Mull you can enjoy spectacular views of the rocky hills, high mountain peaks, tumbling burns, spectacular waterfalls and rich wildlife. All this, combined with the local history, excellent accommodation and wonderful atmosphere means that you will experience a wonderful holiday. Mull is a great place for participating in many sports, but is also a haven for relaxation, so you can truly escape from the pressure of everyday life.
There is a wonderful range of beautiful guest houses, bed and breakfasts and self-catering accommodation all around the Isle of Mull. They are all well-located, in little towns or in rural spots along the hills and coastline. Demand for accommodation is very heavy during the summer, especially in July and August, therefore visitors are advised to try and book in advance.
There are day tours around the Isle of Mull and trips to other surrounding islands; the number of ferries going backward and forward between the islands and mainland make it a very popular tourist attraction. There are information shops in Oban where you can get help to organise your day trips and maps to plan routes on the Isle of Mull, to make sure you will not miss anything. On fine days, there are lovely beaches to explore and enjoy.
It is strongly recommended that you book your accommodation in advance, therefore please browse this list of accommodation in Mull to find the best bed and breakfast or guest house to meet your needs. There are many things to see and do in Mull, so enjoy yourself during this memorable holiday.
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Achaban Cottage
Fionnphort A848 road, Fionnphort, Isle of Mull PA66 6BL Scotland
Achaban Cottage enjoys a peaceful location in the grounds of Achaban House. It was originally a stable block dating from 150 years ago, but has been lovingly renovated and restored to provide comfortable self-catering accommodation. The cottage has views of Loch Pottie, and you can walk to the Iona ferry and the village in around ten minutes. All bed linen, towels, electricity and heating are included in the rental charge.
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Fionnphort Off A848 Road, Fionnphort , Isle of Mull PA66 6BL Scotland
Achaban House is a family home, which is over 150 years old. It overlooks Loch Pottie, less than a mile from Fionnphort on the Isle of Mull, one of Scotland’s most picturesque islands. Our accommodation includes six bedrooms, five of which are en-suite, the other with a private bathroom. All rooms include television, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities.
Dervaig Road Off B8073 Road, Argyll, Tobermory, Isle of Mull PA75 6QF Scotland
This fine country house is located at the north end of the Isle of Mull. Achnadrish nestles in a secluded location, flanked on all sides by woodland gardens at the head of a pretty valley opening out onto Loch Frisa. Our refurbished and redecorated rooms include one twin bedroom and two doubles, each with private bathroom and dressing room.
Ardness House, on the Ross of Mull is a family-run B&B with magnificent views over the sea. Our three en-suite rooms (one twin and two doubles) are designed with our guests’ comfort in mind. Facilities include hairdryers, tea/coffee making equipment and off-road parking. The guest lounge has a colour television and boasts spectacular views over the sea to the headland known as the ‘Burg’. Evening meals are also available on request.
Bunessan A848 Road, Bunessan, Isle of Mull PA67 6DG Scotland
Ardtun House offers self-catering accommodation overlooking the sea on the Isle of Mull, just a few minutes’ walk from the village of Bunessan. The accommodation consists of three separate self-catering units and a caravan, with car parking available at each. All of the accommodation options have a garden, a fully equipped kitchenette, towels, linen and drying facilities. Bunessan is a beautiful small village with a grocery store, a restaurant, and a gift shop, and the area is ideal for peaceful walks along the coast.
Before Tobermory afew miles, A848 Road Tobermory, Isle of Mull PA72 6JS Scotland
Arle Lodge lies only five miles from the pretty fishing village of Tobermory, where you will find a range of lovely restaurants, quaint shops, traditional public houses and a bank. The lodge is a truly unique combination of B&B, self-catering and guest house accommodation and can sleep anything from single travellers to large groups. We also have disabled access.
Aros A848 Road, Aros, Isle of Mull PA72 6JP Scotland
Aros Mains and Castle Steadings are located just north of Salen on the Isle of Mull, a fifteen minute drive from Tobermory. The self-catering accommodation comprises Aros Mains apartment and Castles Steadings cottages. The apartment was built around 1790 and takes up the first floor of a traditional Georgian house. The apartment has views of the Aros Castle ruins, Salen Bay, and the surrounding hills. The location is ideal for outdoor pursuits such as hill walking and bird watching, and for exploring the varied wildlife in the area.
Auchnacraig Estate, Lochdon Craignure, Isle of Mull PA64 6AP Scotland
There is a choice of six wonderfully unique properties situated on the Auchnacraig Estate, which is a short drive from the town of Craignure. The cottages can sleep from 2-10 people depending on which one you choose but all are tastefully decorated and equipped with everything you will need for a relaxing and comfortable holiday on the beautiful Isle of Mull.
Lochbuie Off from A849, Lochbuie, Isle of Mull PA62 6AA Scotland
The self-catering accommodation on offer at Barrachandroman consists of the Farmhouse and the Barn, situated on the secluded south east of Mull. The houses are close to mountains and lochs, where you will see some of the most spectacular scenery in this small but perfectly formed island. The houses are ideal for families or groups who want a peaceful and relaxing holiday. The houses lie in two acres of gardens, which are fully fenced making them very safe for children and animals.
Lochdon, A849 Road, Lochdon, Isle of Mull PA64 6AP Scotland
Welcome to Birchgrove, a deceptively spacious modern house with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Here you are sure to enjoy a relaxing stay, with comfortable beds, great showers and delicious breakfasts. We are a non-smoking establishment throughout.
Tobermory A848 Road, Tobermory, Isle of Mull PA75 6PZ Scotland
Braeside House is located in Tobermory, the capital of the Isle of Mull. The House has been awarded four stars for its self-catering accommodation. Heating and hot water is fuelled by an oil fired system. There is a car park at the House. Please note that smoking is not permitted anywhere in the House.
Brockeville bed and breakfast accommodation is a charming modern home that is set on the peaceful hillside of tobermorey with beautiful scenic views across the stunning hills of the island. With the charming tobermory harbour surrounded by colurful houses and shops guests are sure to fall in love with the island. There is a warm Scottish welcome awaiting all guests upon arrival and they will feel at home the moment they arrive. Within easy distance of restaurants, shops and bars this is the perfect location to experience the stunning island of Mull, from wildlife tours, meeting the magical dolphins and whales, cycling, fishing and an ample amount of high quality green cut golf courses this comfortable accommodation will ensure that guests feel at home and will have them leaving with many happy memories of their time at the isle of Mull.
