The Isle of Iona
The Isle of Iona is tiny in size but huge in terms of special charm, wildlife, beauty, global influence and fascinating history.
Known as the “cradle of Christianity”, Iona has an atmosphere of peace and tranquillity, enhanced by shell-sand beaches and fringed with intense blue-green seas. Accessed by a short ferry journey from the Ross of Mull, your first stop might be a visit to the Abbey. But Iona has many other exceptional qualities waiting for you to experience; an unspoiled natural environment where rare wildlife thrives.
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Mull and Iona Ranger Service
The Mull and Iona Ranger Service helps you to discover more about our wonderful islands.
Oran Creative Crafts
Rustic retail space in a converted steading, showcasing the work of local designer- makers.
Alternative Boat Hire
Journey the world between ocean and coast! Half day and Day trips aboard a traditional working boat under sail operating from Iona and Fionnphort.
Late Availability
Iona Pods
Iona Pods offer cosy self-catering accommodation on the beautiful island of Iona.
Staffa Trips
Whether you're interested in geology or seabirds, or if you just fancy being out on the water, we look forward to welcoming you aboard.
Iona Heritage Centre
Just the place to discover more about the history and culture of Iona, or to explore the geology, flora and fauna of this Island.
St Columba Hotel Restaurant
Enjoy freshly prepared, locally sourced food while taking in breathtaking panoramic views across the Sound of Iona. Open daily to non-residents.
Argyll Hotel Restaurant
Open to non residents from 12-2pm lunch. Homemade soup and sandwich lunches. 3-4.30pm for Afternoon scones and cake. 6-8pm delicious a la carte dinner menu.
St Columba Hotel
Offering stunning views over the Sound of Iona, we offer comfortable en-suite rooms and relaxing lounges. Our restaurant serves local meats and organic garden produce.
North End Beach Walk
Walking to the North End of Iona is worth the visit, experience the expansive views, white sands and aquamarine waters that inspired the Scottish Colourists.
Explore the areas surrounding the Isle of Iona like a local.
Created hand in hand with our local community, our guides offer great inspiration for discovering the best of what Mull & Iona has to offer.