Discover the best attractions and experiences Isle of Mull has to offer
Delve into Mullās past through stone fortresses, lighthouses and coastal ruins that punctuate the coastline.
The seat of Clan MacLean, a dramatic 13thācentury fortress with towers and sea views overlooking the Sound of Mull.
A historic coastal lighthouse guarding Mullās harbour and a classic cliffside landmark.
A grand 19thācentury manor set beside water on Mull, surrounded by woodland and gardens.
Small, intimate museums reveal island life, maritime heritage and local culture.
A compact local history museum in Tobermory with exhibits on island life, ships and Gaelic heritage.
Historic distillery with guided tours and displays illustrating Mullās whisky tradition.
Cultural hub in Tobermory featuring exhibitions, cinema and community events.
Explore island churches and spiritual sites that dot Mullās landscape.
A traditional parish church with sea views and a sense of rural Scottish worship history.
A rural church near Dervaig offering a glimpse into island religious life and peaceful surroundings.
Mullās dramatic nature is showcased in protected coastlines and island reserves.
Coastal woodlands and shorelines around Loch na Keal, home to wildlife and scenic tracks.
Remote seabird sanctuary reached by boat, renowned for puffins and dramatic sea stacks.
Fascinating basalt columns and Fingalās Cave, accessible via boat trips from Mullās coast.
Bases to anchor your Mull exploration, from bustling harbour towns to quiet villages.
Colorful waterfront town and capital of Mull, filled with shops, cafes and a lively harbour.
Gateway village for ferries with convenient access to the islandās southern coast.
Quiet village offering country lanes, a rural mood and nearby Calgary Bay.
Ferry hub to Iona and Staffa, a practical base for day trips and coastal strolls.
Enjoy Mull without breaking the bank with these easy, openāair options.
Long, white-sand beach with crystal water and scenic surroundingsāperfect for a free day by the sea.
Free wander along the colorful waterfront, through lanes, and past working fishing boats.
Keep an eye out for seals, seabirds and occasional porpoises along Mullās shoreline.
Taste Mullās local flavors, from whisky heritage to seaside fare.
Historic distillery with a focus on Mull whisky heritage and tasting opportunities.
Popular pub and restaurant in Tobermory known for hearty meals and fresh seafood.
Casual cafƩ at the Aros Centre offering light bites after exhibitions.
Evenings on Mull offer convivial pubs, music nights and cultural shows.
Vibrant pub with regular music nights and a warm, island atmosphere.
Local pubs host live music and ceilidh events on certain nights.
Evening cinema and performances provide cultural entertainment after dark.
Cultural showcases and cinema bring Mullās artistic side to life.
Cultural hub with rotating exhibitions, cinema screenings and live performances.
Occasional island gatherings featuring traditional music and tales in friendly venues.
Outdoor activities and sportāoriented adventures thrive around Mullās coast and hills.
Steep but rewarding climb to Mullās highest peak with panoramic island views.
Explore Mullās coastline by kayak, with opportunities for wildlife spotting.
Guided or selfāguided strolls to spot seabirds, raptors and waders along the coast.
Pry into Mullās hidden corners with natureādriven excursions and boat trips.
Closeāup sea voyage to the basalt columns and the famed cave by sea.
Seasonal seabird safaris offering close views of puffins and other colony residents.
Wilder backcountry routes for seasoned hikers seeking remote Mull scenery.