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Mull, Iona and Staffa
🇬🇧 Isle of Mull, Scotland · 5 cities · 3 nights · May
Photo: Clydiee · CC BY-SA 4.0
🇬🇧 Isle of Mull, Scotland · 5 cities · 3 nights · May
Photo: Clydiee · CC BY-SA 4.0
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Cotswolds villages by car
The Cotswolds, England
2n · 5 cities · road trip
This scenic ferry journey is your gateway to Mull. Book your vehicle passage well in advance, especially during peak season. Foot passenger tickets are more flexible. Check Caledonian MacBrayne for schedules and booking.
Tobermory's iconic colourful buildings are a must-see, offering fantastic photo opportunities and a charming atmosphere. Enjoy a stroll along the harbour, browse the local shops, and perhaps grab some fresh seafood. Most shops are open daily, but check individual business hours.
Perched dramatically on a headland, Duart Castle offers a fascinating insight into Clan Maclean history and stunning views over the Sound of Mull. Allow ample time to explore the castle and grounds. Check their website for opening times, as these can vary seasonally.
Glen More is Mull's only 'Munro' (a Scottish mountain over 3,000 feet), offering breathtaking landscapes and potential wildlife spotting opportunities. Take your time to enjoy the views and stop at designated viewpoints. Be aware of single-track roads in places.
This boat trip is the only way to experience the geological wonder of Fingal's Cave on Staffa and its unique basalt columns. Book your boat trip well in advance, as tours are weather-dependent and popular. Operators like Staffa Tours or Turus Mara offer various options.
Staffa is a designated National Nature Reserve, and during nesting season (typically April to July), it's a fantastic place to see puffins up close. Remember to keep a respectful distance from wildlife. The island is exposed, so dress warmly and wear sturdy shoes.
The short foot ferry crossing from Fionnphort to Iona is your access to this tranquil, sacred island and its historic Abbey. Ferries run frequently, but it's foot passengers only. Check CalMac for the latest timetable. Iona Abbey requires an entrance fee; check Historic Scotland for details.
The North Beach on Iona is renowned for its stunning white sands and turquoise waters, offering a peaceful escape and beautiful coastal walk. It's a short walk from the Abbey. The beach is exposed, so bring layers even on sunny days.
