Isle of Mull
The Isle of Mull and the neighbouring Island of Iona lie just off the west coast of Scotland.
Mull is a large, unspoilt island with a coastline of over 300 miles, yet its population is only about 2700. Much-visited for its scenery (hills, waterfalls, sea caves, forest walks and beaches), it is also very popular for fishing and is home to 2 golf courses (at Tobermory and Craignure).
The southern and western parts of the island are where you will find the mountains. The highest of them all at 3169 feet is Ben More whose scree slopes are the remnants of a volcano which exploded 60 million years ago.
Mull is an island that bewitches the visitor with its amazing geology and its Celtic and Viking past but perhaps the most captivating thing of all is that the sea seems everywhere you look and every twist in the road presents yet another dazzlingly beautiful seascape.
Tobermory, on the Isle of Mull was selected for the Childrens TV programme Balamory, because of its beautiful location, and, more importantly, its multi-coloured houses. The theme of the programme is based around what happens in and around each coloured house.
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Druimard Country House
Dervaig
Tel: 01688 400345
Druimard House Isle of Mull is a beautifully restored Victorian Country House in Dervaig on the Island of Mull offering bed and breakfast to the highest standards. The house is set on a peaceful hillside and enjoys views over the Glen and River Bellart where it flows into Loch Cuin and out to sea....
Craigrowan
Pennyghael
Tel: 01681 704230
Craigrowan was originally built as a shepherd's cottage in the early 1970s which we renovated in 2001, with the additional bed and breakfast accommodation being added in 2004. This consists of three letting rooms with en-suite facilities, comprising of one twin and one double room...