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Unique and Secluded AirShip with Breathtaking Highland Views
Retreat to the deck of this sustainable getaway and gaze at the twinkling constellations under a cosy tartan blanket. AirShip 2 is an iconic, insulated aluminum pod designed by Roderick James with views of the Sound of Mull from dragonfly windows. Airship002 is comfortable, quirky and cool. It does not pretend to be a five star hotel. The reviews tell the story. If booked for the dates you want check out our new listing The Pilot House, Drimnin which is on the same 4 acra site. The kitchen has a toaster, electric kettle, tefal halogen hob, combination oven/microwave. All pots and pans, plates, glasses ,cutlery provided. All you will need to bring is your food. worth stocking up on your way in as Lochaline is the nearest place to shop which is 8 miles away. The AirShip is situated in a beautiful, secluded position on a four-acre site. Stunning views reach across the Sound of Mull towards Tobermory on the Isle of Mull and out to sea toward Ardnamurchan Point.
A Highland Haven in Ardnamurchan
Perched above the village of Kilchoan, the most westerly village on mainland Britain, Torr Solais Cottage offers a modern, light filled retreat with sweeping views of sea and mountain. This beautifully appointed self catering home sleeps 4 in 2 comfortable bedrooms (1 king bedroom, 1 twin bedroom) 2 bathrooms , 1 with walk in shower. An open plan living space with wood burning stove, well equipped kitchen. Step out onto the spacious decked balcony to soak up the dramatic Ardnamurchan landscape.
Character tiny house with fabulous views .
Welcome to Naust ( Norse for a small building by the sea) , where the main event is the spectacular uninterrupted sea view over the Sound of Mull, closely followed by the beautiful, bespoke tiny house, hand-built by a local craftsman with stylish interior and superb quality fixtures and fittings. You'll find everything at Naust that you need to make this your perfect escape, from a fully equipped kitchen, wireless speaker & radio, picnic basket, superking bed, fluffy towels and a huge shower !
Rubha nan Gall Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage
A former Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage in a spectacular remote location on the Isle of Mull. Built by the Stevensons in 1857, Rubha nan Gall Keeper's Cottage has been completely renovated and now offers a comfortable home for up to 6 guests from which to enjoy the tranquil surroundings and abundant wildlife. Access is via a coastal footpath, a 25 min walk from Tobermory and there is NO vehicle access. The cottage is off-grid, but solar panels, a spring and WiFi mean you probably won’t notice.
Carraig Lodge
Welcome to Carraig Lodge. We hope you have a wonderful visit to Mull and have the opportunity to enjoy all the fantastic experiences which our amazing Island has to offer. Explore the island and relax on cosy nights in with the woodburning stove. The Lodge is well situated with a 5-minute walk to An Tobar (café & arts centre), a 10 minute walk to Tobermory Main Street, a 15-min walk to Balliscate (Hebridean Lodge, Tobermory Fish & Island Blue) and a 20-min walk to the Glass Barn or Aros Park.
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
Aisling Cottage Tobermory
Aisling is situated in the picturesque and colourful town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull. The cottage is welcoming, & has a front garden overlooking the bay. It is situated in the heart of old Tobermory. We ony accept shorter bookings out of season inbetween the months of November - April We only take weekly bookings from usually from Friday to Friday over the high season (April - October). The reason for this is because we do not have the capacity to manage regular changeovers.
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
Cosy 2 Bedroom Chalet #3 Upper Tobermory
Semi detached wooden chalet centrally located in upper Tobermory within walking distance of all amenities in Tobermory. Refurbished to a high standard and new to the Air B&B Market; 3 Island Cabins has a sunny South facing disposition and is ideal for short breaks or a week long holiday. Featuring a blend of new with a hint of upcycled and repurposed furniture 3 Island Cabins is your perfect escape on the Isle of Mull.
Beautiful bothy with sea views
This beautifully-renovated traditional stone cottage sits high up in the town of Tobermory and has a great view of the sea from the garden patio. It has a kitchen with all you'll need to cook at home, and a wood-burner for colder evenings. The double bed is very comfortable and in a cozy nook, and the bathroom has plenty of hot water. Please note there is no wifi, but there is mobile reception.
The Wee Neuk
The Wee Neuk is a newly built flat which commands panoramic views of the Grey Corries, Aonach Mor and Ben Nevis. On the doorstep of one of the most popular mountain resorts in the UK, perfect for mountain biking, walking and skiing. The Wee Neuk is located in Achnabobane, 2 miles from Spean Bridge, 4 miles from Nevis Range Mountain Resort and 8 miles from Fort William.
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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The Lodge
Blacksmiths Cottage 4 Star luxury holiday cottage
When is the best time to visit Tobermory?
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| Avg. price | £120 | £111 | £123 | £132 | £130 | £128 | £136 | £133 | £136 | £122 | £88 | £132 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Tobermory?
Popular areas to stay include properties along the harbor with waterfront views, Main Street for local eateries and shops, and quieter cottages in the hills around Tobermory. Each location has a distinct atmosphere tied to the island’s scenery.
What are the best things to do in Tobermory with kids?
Families often explore the harbor, look for marine life with local guides, and visit small museums or marine centers. Outdoor play areas and gentle nature trails around Tobermory provide space for active outings.
What are some of the best things to do in Tobermory?
Explore the Tobermory Distillery, visit local art galleries, and stroll the vibrant harbor. Wildlife boat tours and visits to Mull Museum are frequently suggested for a deeper connection with island life.
How is the weather in Tobermory?
Tobermory has cool, wet winters around 39–47°F (4–9°C), and mild summers near 52–62°F (11–17°C) with occasional rain. Expect changing skies throughout the year, and pack a rainproof jacket.
When is the best time to visit Tobermory?
Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder weather and longer daylight hours, with community events bringing extra energy to the harbor. Autumn draws those who enjoy quieter streets and changing island colors.
What are the best places to visit in Tobermory?
Explore the Tobermory Distillery, stroll along the vibrant Main Street, and visit Mull Museum for insight into island history. The waterfront area has local shops, galleries, and views across the bay.
What are some hiking trails in Tobermory?
Discover the Aros Park trails with forest paths and loch views, or follow the Lighthouse Walk for scenic vistas over the Sound of Mull. Trails often feature gentle terrain suitable for different abilities.
What are some family activities we can do in Tobermory?
Family activities include exploring the waterfront, joining a boat tour to spot dolphins or seals, and visiting interactive exhibits at local museums. Kid-friendly walks and picnic areas around Tobermory are often enjoyed together.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tobermory?
Explore nearby coastal villages, wildlife-watching boat tours, or historic castles and nature reserves around the Isle of Mull. The area has opportunities for beachcombing, forest walks, and learning about island history.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tobermory?
Many accommodations in Tobermory welcome pets, especially in self-catering cottages and guesthouses near the harbor or just outside the town center. Check specific listings for pet policies before booking.
What are some local tips for visiting Tobermory?
Dress in layers for shifting weather, and bring waterproof footwear for rainy days. Try sampling local seafood, connect with harbor guides for wildlife tours, and support area artisans in small shops.
What is Tobermory known for?
Tobermory is known for its colorful harborfront buildings, traditional distillery, and access to scenic landscapes on the Isle of Mull. Its relaxed waterfront and connection to nature attract many visitors interested in local heritage and wildlife.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tobermory?
Seek out art studios tucked along side streets, discover the old lighthouse path, and look for small coves near the town where seals sometimes gather. Independent bookshops and handmade craft stalls highlight local creativity.
What are the best foods to try in Tobermory?
Visitors often seek out fresh local seafood, including scallops and langoustines, as well as traditional Scottish dishes and local cheeses. Tobermory Distillery whisky is frequently suggested for those interested in tasting regional spirits.
What should I bring for a trip to Tobermory?
Pack rainwear, sturdy walking shoes, and a warm layer for cool evenings. A camera for the harbor views, a reusable bag for local shopping, and binoculars for wildlife sightings are often suggested.
What is the nightlife in Tobermory like?
Tobermory has an inviting atmosphere with traditional pubs, live folk music, and cozy harbor bars. Evenings tend to feature local music sessions and spaces for unwinding with island views.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Tobermory?
Tobermory hosts music and arts gatherings, a frequently suggested local regatta, and seasonal community celebrations. Food and traditional culture events also take place throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tobermory?
Tobermory has a variety of family friendly rental options, including spacious cottages and apartments near the harbor, Main Street, or in quieter residential areas. Many homes have kitchen facilities and flexible sleeping arrangements.
All about Tobermory
The small fishing town of Tobermory sits on the northeast coast of the Isle of Mull in the Inner Hebrides off Scotland’s western coast. Its vibrant-coloured homes curve around the harbour and are stunningly reflected in the harbour’s still waters. The main street features independent shops, pubs, and restaurants serving Isle of Mull scallops and oysters, plus freshly caught lobster. Take the signposted 4.8-kilometre path to the picturesque Tobermory Lighthouse for sweeping views of the surrounding area.
Abundant in natural beauty, Tobermory boasts dramatic mountain vistas, lush forests, steep bluffs, and rugged coastal cliffs. The Isle of Mull is crisscrossed with walking paths and hiking routes, providing uninterrupted views of the stunning natural landscape, including Aros Park, the Calgary Art in Nature outdoor sculpture walk, and the natural rock formations of Carsaig Arches.
What are the top things to do in Tobermory?
Aros Park
This recreational woodland features an artificial loch in the middle of leafy surroundings. A handful of walking trails wind through lush forest, vibrant ferns, and waterfalls. Each walk provides spectacular vantage points overlooking Tobermory and the face of Ardnamurchan over the Sound of Mull.
The Mull Museum
Situated in the centre of the main street, Mull Museum, open between March and October, traces the history of Tobermory and the island through archives and exhibitions related to maritime history, archaeology, and war. You’ll discover a range of images, family records, books, and documents that provide insight into the island’s past and former residents.
Fingal’s Cave
A short boat ride to the Isle of Staffa brings you to one of Scotland’s most striking natural landmarks: Fingal’s Cave. The towering sea cave, around 69 metres high, is composed of hexagonally jointed basalt columns. The unique geological formation is a marvel on its own, though visitors may enter the walkway formed by the fractured pillars to explore the coastal cave. During the boat ride, keep an eye out for dolphins and whales.