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7 days ago
A Retreat on the Isles of Mull and Iona offers a rare mix of dramatic Hebridean landscapes, abundant wildlife, active escapes and inspirational creative relaxation. The Retreats are run by people who live and work on the islands and have an in-depth knowledge about, and passion for the local history and natural environment.
Read More >1 week ago
The Bunessan Mill is open to the public all day, every day of the year. This 19th-century watermill and drying kiln closed in 1914 when the miller went off to fight in the war, and later deteriorated into a roofless ruin. Now the Ross of Mull Historical Centre (RoMHC), based in the original miller’s cottage next door, has made the remaining structure safe and welcoming for visitors to explore its history.
Read More >1 month ago
When you visit our islands, why not become part of island life and buy your food provisions locally. In every village on Mull and Iona, you will find a well-stocked local grocery shop that provides all the basics, and often more specialised food and drink, that you need for a visit to the island.
Read More >10 months ago
From January to March there is a surprisingly large choice of accommodation available on Mull and the island welcome is always warm and friendly. The popularity of visiting Mull and Iona in the winter is increasing, so what is the attraction?
Read More >2 years ago
One of the best times of the year to visit Mull and Iona is during the autumn months of September and October. Read more to find out ten good reasons why!
Read More >3 years ago
Run by a team of dedicated and hard-working volunteers, the Tobermory Book Festival returns to the Western Isles Hotel and An Tobar this week with fifteen authors coming to talk about their books.
Read More >4 years ago
When Johann and Chris Roberts, and their son Alex, first set eyes on Ardalanish Bay in the Ross of Mull, they knew that their search for the perfect location for a new life had been found. Jo and Chris had given up busy careers to follow their dream to establish a hospitality business in a remote island location.
Read More >4 years ago
Globally famous as the place to see eagles and the birth of Christianity in Scotland respectively, Mull and Iona are set to reveal a less well-known aspect of the islands - the vibrant visual arts that are flourishing here.
Read More >4 years ago
In one of the farthest corners of the Isle of Mull, to find sensational fine-dining such as the award-winning Ninth Wave Restaurant is such an unexpected and delightful surprise.
Read More >4 years ago
The Keel Row reopened under local ownership in mid-April and we are now preparing for our winter season. The first summer season has been a hectic introduction to running a pub for the founding members for whom this has been a new experience. A huge thanks is due to our local employees – particularly our younger staff – who have tirelessly worked through the summer months as we all learned on the job.
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