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Port Moluag House, Isle of Lismore
Our house sits at the bottom of a secret track in a private, historical cove on the beautiful Hebridean island of Lismore. Secluded, quiet and peaceful, Port Moluag is within easy reach of the Scottish mainland whilst feeling totally removed from the pace and noise of city life. The house is newly-built using eco technologies to limit its environmental impact and is surrounded by wonderful wildlife such as seals, otters, and a multitude of birds as well as many sites of historical interest.

The Otter Holt @ Dobhranach Self Catering Annexe
The Otter Holt Self catering is a lovely annexe attached to the main house. Surrounded by wildlife, mountains, moorland, forests, sea, and beautiful beaches to explore. Whether into photography, hiking, or just here to explore what the Island has to offer. The space is totally private, although part of the main house, you have your own entrance. Its fully equipped for all your needs to help you enjoy your stay. The Otter Holt is pet friendly and sleeps 2 adults. We supply towels, bedding etc.

Odhrán Lodge, St Conan's Escape: Home with a view
This newly built idyllic hillside seclusion for two nestles on the side of Ben Cruachan, one of Scotland’s most prestigious munros. Featuring a traditional log burning stove, Odhrán Lodge, at St Conan's Escape, offers an en-suite king size bedroom, along with a kitchen & dining area – all elements required for a perfect romantic getaway. There are so many activities to enjoy during your stay. These include walking, climbing, munro bagging, biking and taking in some of the stunning wildlife.

Am Fuaran , Isle of Iona, The perfect small space.
Am Fuaran Isle of Iona Am Fuaran is situated in Iona Village, beside the Argyll Hotel. Long ago Islanders had Summer houses where people stayed during the holiday season to allow guests to stay in their main residence. Am Fuaran was such a building which has had various tenants over the last few decades. It makes an ideal Summer Bothy. It is a tin building with a concrete floor and although not luxurious it is cosy. It is the perfect private space for a single person or couple.

Portmore Mews, 1 bedroom studio flat, Main Street.
Portmore Mews, a cosy studio flat situated behind the famous coloured houses of Tobermory With an open kitchen and living area upstairs. A shower room and a small cosy bedroom downstairs (Please see bedroom photos for room space) It is a perfect base for exploring the island and popping to nearby local shops and restaurants just on your doorstep. Ideal for couples, friends, or single travellers. Tobermorys veiws just a few steps around the corner. Free on street parking NO PETS

1 Hector's Row: Red House, Tobermory Isle of Mull
1 The Red House: by Hector's Row This is a cosy, unique space, set in an idyllic and scenic location of Tobermory on the Island of Mull. · 10-15 minute walk (downhill) from the main street, in the beautiful town of Tobermory · Perfect for those who love the outdoors and are looking for a quiet getaway · From upstairs, you can look toward the sea; if you’re lucky you might even spot some wild deer. · Wifi Access is available in this property insta: @hectorsrow

Fairwinds Cabin, Isle of Mull
Our cosy larch grass roofed cabin situated within a working croft in the Ross of Mull is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway. With views across Staffa & the Treshnish Isles, you can watch the sun rise over Ben More and set over Lunga from the comfort of the sofa. We’ve ditched the mod cons with no TV, wifi & phone signal and replaced them with good old fashioned boardgames, a great stack of books and selection of old & new vinyl for the record player.

The Bothan
Relax in this calm, stylish space on the Isle of Kerrera and explore the beautiful and wild landscape. The ideal island getaway for couples or lone adventurers. Abundant wildlife such as otters, sea eagles and beautiful wild flora can be discovered as well as historic sites such as Gylen castle, all the while surrounded by breathtaking views. The island is easily accessible by the nearby Calmac passenger ferry from Gallanach, near the mainland town of Oban.

Modern home with stunning views on Isle of Eigg
A contemporary house design by award-winning architects Dualchas. On the coast of the beautiful island of Eigg with stunning views across Laig Bay towards the mountains of Rum. Only a short stroll from the beach, it is a perfect base for a relaxed and comfortable stay on Eigg. Enjoy spectacular views and sunsets from couch or bed through the full height picture windows extending across the whole front of the house.

The Hide, Off Grid Hut, Isle of Mull
Sitting in its own croft field The Hide enjoys expansive views of some of Mull's most spectacular mountain scenes. Furnished with a mix of hand made and mid century furniture The Hide is great for letting yourself completely switch off from the everyday. Please note: due to licensing restrictions The Hide is now limited to TWO persons - this includes children or infants.

Bearnus Bothy on Isle of Ulva
Bearnus Bothy has been lovingly renovated using our principle of ecological design to repair, repurpose and use what has been washed-up by the sea. It is one of the last old residences outside of the main dwellings around the Main House on Ulva. As such there are no neighbours until you reach the tiny community on Gometra - where we live - another three miles down the track.

Cala Fearnadh Off-Grid cabin, Bunessan, Mull
Cala Fearnadh is a new, unique, off-grid cottage in a quiet village, with stunning sea views of Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, and beyond. There is nothing quite like it anywhere on the island! Electric power is 12 volt, generated by a combination of solar and wind energy. Water comes from the tranquil Loch Assapol, which supplies much of the area.
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Timber Valley Pods

Keepers Cottage (Ardtornish)

Pods at Port nan Gael Campsite

The Cabin, Achnadrish House

Cosy 2 Bedroom Chalet #3 Upper Tobermory

The Lookout

High House at Rannoch Station

Harbourside Apartment No.3
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Isle of Mull?
Isle of Mull has welcoming stays around Tobermory, known for its colorful harbour, and quieter options in villages like Dervaig or Fionnphort. Staying near Duart Castle or along the waterfront can immerse you in the area's landscape and local culture.
What are the best things to do in Isle of Mull with kids?
Families can explore Tobermory for colorful waterfront shops, take gentle woodland walks, or discover sandy beaches around Calgary Bay. Wildlife boat tours are frequently suggested for spotting seals, eagles, and other local animals.
What are some of the best things to do in Isle of Mull?
Visit Tobermory's colorful waterfront, explore Duart Castle, and join wildlife tours to spot otters, deer, or sea eagles. Walking trails, boat trips to Staffa, and trips to Iona for historic sites are frequently suggested.
How is the weather in Isle of Mull?
Isle of Mull has cool, often damp weather, with winter temperatures ranging from 38–47°F (4–9°C), and summer afternoons near 52–62°F (11–17°C). Rainfall is common year-round, so waterproof clothing is recommended.
When is the best time to visit Isle of Mull?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended, with milder temperatures and somewhat less rainfall. Wildlife sightings, including puffins and seals, are frequent in these months, and local festivals add to the atmosphere.
What are the best places to visit in Isle of Mull?
Popular places include the harbor town of Tobermory, historic Duart Castle, and the island of Iona for its monastery ruins. Calgary Bay is often suggested for its sandy beach, while Staffa appeals to those interested in geology and birdlife.
What are some hiking trails in Isle of Mull?
Trails around Ben More, the highest peak on the island, attract walkers seeking sweeping views. Scenic paths at Calgary Bay, Aros Park, and through wooded glens offer gentler options for all levels.
What are some family activities we can do in Isle of Mull?
Walk along Tobermory's harbour, discover sandy beaches such as Calgary Bay, or join mini-cruises to watch for seals, dolphins, and sea birds. Woodland paths and wildlife experiences are popular with all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Isle of Mull?
Frequent day trips include visiting the sacred sites of Iona, exploring the basalt columns and wildlife of Staffa, or touring historic castles nearby. Wildlife and bird-watching boat excursions are also often suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Isle of Mull?
Many accommodations around Isle of Mull welcome pets, particularly self-catering cottages and lodges in areas like Tobermory or near Calgary Bay. Beaches and walking trails make it easy to explore with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Isle of Mull?
Pack waterproof layers, as weather can change quickly, and bring sturdy walking shoes for uneven paths. Booking ferries and accommodation in advance is often suggested, especially during peak season, and supporting local businesses can enhance your experience.
What is Isle of Mull known for?
Isle of Mull is known for its rugged coastlines, diverse wildlife—including sea eagles and otters—and the colorful buildings of Tobermory. The island's castles, geological features, and access to nearby Iona draw visitors interested in history and nature.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Isle of Mull?
Discover the serene woodlands of Aros Park, the sweeping sands at Ardalanish Bay, or the quiet village of Dervaig with its stone church. Taking lesser-known coastal walks or visiting small local art studios adds distinct experiences.
What are the best foods to try in Isle of Mull?
Local seafood, such as scallops, mussels, and smoked salmon, is frequently suggested, alongside Mull cheddar and venison dishes. In village cafés and pubs, you may find home-baked treats and seasonal produce.
What should I bring for a trip to Isle of Mull?
Bring waterproof outerwear, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for changing temperatures. A camera and binoculars are useful for wildlife watching, and cash may come in handy for smaller local shops or sites.
What is the nightlife in Isle of Mull like?
Nightlife on Isle of Mull centers around relaxed pubs, some featuring traditional Scottish music or local gatherings. In Tobermory, waterfront pubs and live music venues offer a cozy evening atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Isle of Mull?
The Isle of Mull Rally is a well-known motorsport event, and cultural gatherings like music or food festivals are held around the island, particularly in Tobermory during summer. Agricultural shows and Highland games sometimes add to the seasonal celebrations.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Isle of Mull?
Isle of Mull has many family-friendly vacation rentals, with options ranging from self-catering cottages to spacious lodges in areas like Tobermory, Dervaig, or close to Calgary Bay. These accommodations often provide easy access to beaches, walks, and local activities.
All about Isle of Mull
Beauty doesn’t get wilder than the Isle of Mull. This Inner Hebridean island off the west coast of Scotland has everything: spectacularly rugged coastline, silver-sand beaches, glittering lochs, waterfalls, and even an extinct volcano. Wildlife abounds, from the eagles overhead to the dolphins and whales offshore and the otters lazing near rock pools; the uninhabited but accessible islands of Staffa and the Treshnish Isles are havens for seabirds like guillemots and puffins. Mull’s scenery is enhanced by picturesque villages — from Craignure and Bunessan to the candy-colored main town of Tobermory — and ruins dating to the Stone Age, and the 13th-century Duart Castle.
What are the top things to do in Isle of Mull?
Tobermory
The Isle of Mull’s capital clings to the waterfront on the northeast of the island. Its romantic fishing harbor, surrounded by bright multicolored houses, is known in Britain as the setting of a popular children’s TV program.
Ben More
The extinct volcano that dominates the center of Mull is a Munro — the Scottish term for a mountain over 3,000 feet — and the only one to be found on any island besides Skye. It’s a strenuous five-to-six-hour climb to the top, but you need only get halfway up to enjoy its incredible views.
Ross of Mull
The southwestern peninsula of the island offers some of the island’s most sensational scenery, thanks to its hidden beaches, pink granite outcrops, and emerald waters.
Fingal’s Cave
Basalt columns and solidified lava created this magical sea cave on the Isle of Staffa, which lent itself to the name of a famous epic poem. Visit by boat to experience the extraordinary acoustics that inspired a famous music composer.
Iona
This tiny holy isle, population 120, has been a place of pilgrimage since St Columba established a monastic community here in 563 AD and brought Christianity to Scotland; its 13th-century abbey still stands.
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