Salen & South East Mull
The villages of Salen and Craignure provide excellent transport links and services, within a scenic coastline peppered with sea inlets.
The South East coast is a vital transport hub for Mull, but there are also ancient monuments, coastal walks and stunning secret bays for you to discover. Salen is the central point in Mull for travelling to all other areas, while Craignure is the busy ferry port for Oban. You will find the iconic Duart Castle dramatically perched above Duart Bay – one of the most impressive and influential historical attractions on the Isle of Mull.
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Laggan Lodge
Laggan Lodge is situated on the magnificent Laggan sands at Lochbuie. The substantial house sleeps 11/12 and offers a real home away from home.
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Fraoch Cottage
Immaculate Scottish Croft, recently extended with a garden room that provides panoramic views and set in the stunning location of Lochbuie.
Fascadail
Comfortable Bed and Breakfast with good sized en-suite rooms and generous breakfast. Centrally located for exploring Mull and Iona.
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Dun da Ghaoithe Walk
One for the fitter, more experienced walker, Dun da Ghaoithe, Mull’s second highest peak at 766m, looks down on the ferry terminal at Craignure.
Port nan Crullach Walk
On the southern shores of Loch Spelve is Croggan, getting here can be an adventure in itself and a truly remote part of Mull.
Explore the areas surrounding Salen and South East Mull 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.