The
Isle of Mull is a 35 minute ferry crossing from Kilchoan to
Tobermory. It is an island that bewitches the visitor with its amazing
geology and its Celtic and Viking past but perhaps the most
captivating thing of all is that the sea seems everywhere you look
and every twist in the road presents yet another dazzlingly
beautiful seascape. You can drive or walk miles in a day and
see few people if you wish. Yet in the evening, the bars are
jolly and fishing boats are bobbing in the bays. As so many
visitors say, Mull is indeed a magical place.
Ardnamurchan,
Mainland
Britain's most westerly point, is reached by a slow
and incredibly beautiful wooded road, running with every changing
views along Loch Sunart to the lighthouse.
Protected by its remoteness, this unique ecology hosts many rare
plants, birds and animals, including otters, eagles, pine martens,
wildcats, whales and sea-eagles.
Ardnamurchan
and Isle of Mull offer opportunities for the fisherman, birdwatcher,
diver, yachtsman, photographer and hill walker, and a true haven
for those that just want to relax and enjoy the "peace and
tranquillity".
