There are a lot of busy places on the Isle of Mull, it’s an island with plenty to offer! But if you want to avoid the crowds, stretch your legs and see the quieter side of Mull, you need to visit Lochbuie! It’s one of my favourite places anywhere in Read more
I’ve been to hundreds of castles around Scotland, but there’s nothing quite like visiting Duart Castle. It’s everything that a Scottish castle should be – dramatically positioned, packed with fascinating stories and with a strong clan connection. There’s always a rush on the ferry from Oban when travellers race to Read more
Visiting Iona Abbey is one of the most rewarding experiences in Scotland. It takes a lot of effort (and two ferries) to get there, but the feeling when you arrive is more than worth it. This isn’t just somewhere for those seeking something spiritual, it’s a place packed with history. Read more
There really is nothing else in Scotland quite like spending a day in Iona. Known as the birthplace of Scottish Christianity, every year thousands follow in the footsteps of 1400 years of pilgrims to this wee island. It’s a special place with a peaceful feeling, crammed with history including the Read more
Chances are that most people have never heard of the incredible Isle of Ulva. At only five miles long and a couple miles wide, it’s one of the smallest inhabited islands in the Hebrides, found off the west coast of Mull. That doesn’t mean there’s little reason to visit Ulva Read more
It’s Scotland’s fourth largest island, but in my opinion, the Isle of Mull doesn’t get enough attention. No matter what you’re interested in from mountains to whisky, culture to castles, you won’t be short of things to do on Mull. There are even a number of smaller islands and boat Read more