Mull and Iona

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Mull and Iona

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Mull and Iona

Mull is the second largest of the Inner Hebridean islands. The main ferry port is at Craignure in the South-east corner of the island which is approached past the spectacular headland of the ruins of Duart Castle. In the summer you can catch the Mull narrow railway to Toronsay Castle and gardens. The North of the island is the home of the delightful town of Tobermory (the setting for the BBC children's show Balamory) and the South-west corner of the island is the gateway to the famous and holy island of Iona and Fingal's cave. There is an enthusiastic car rally event held in October.

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Things to do in Mull and Iona

Activity Walk Mull

Walk Mull

Isle of Mull is the second-biggest island in the Inner Hebrides. As a holiday destination, Mull has become very popular, especially among wildlife lovers. 

Mull and Iona
Activity Photo Mull

Photo Mull

The wonderfull Isle of Mull is full of opportunities to develop your photography skills and unleash your creativity. Our courses are practical and hands-on in individual and group field workshops. 

Mull and Iona
Activity Staffa National Nature Reserve

Staffa National Nature Reserve

This small island off the Scotland west coast looks like it came from another planet. Its hexagonal columns were formed millions of years ago by a volcanic eruption and a blanket of lava all over the Atlantic Ocean. Several years of waves hit these columns, forming the magnificent Fingal cave. 

Inner Hebrides
Activity Iona Abbey and Nunnery

Iona Abbey and Nunnery

Iona Abbey is one of Scotland's oldest holy sites. 

Inner Hebrides
Activity Duart Castle

Duart Castle

The Duart Castle dates back to the 13th century, located on the Isle of Mull, west coast of Scotland. For over 700 years, Duart Castle, the seat of Clan Macldan, has dominated the view to the Sound of Mull. 

Mull and Iona