Welcome to the Isle of Mull
The Isle of Mull and the neighbouring
island of Iona lie just off the
west coast of Scotland, in the United Kingdom.
From Oban, on the mainland, where many visitors arrive on their way
to Mull and Iona, the seaward view is dominated by the rocky peaks and
green slopes of the Mull mountains. For
information about Tobermory
Iona
and
Oban click the
links
What's on Mull
They are silent, lonely islands of rushing, tumbling burns, high peaks,
dramatic views, waterfalls, wildlife, history and atmosphere.
According to your interests, the islands of
Mull and Iona can be a wilderness
awaiting discovery, a sporting paradise, 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.
Accommodation
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
Ferry
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.
Timetables and travel advice
Visit Mull
Explore Mull and Iona on the following pages - then come for a visit. You'll
never regret it!
For general
information and Travel
Contact the Tourist Office at Craignure Email:info@mull.visitscotland.com
or our ferry company
Caledonian
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