You could be staying on the Isle of Mull for a day or a month, the warm feeling of seclusion and wilderness is the same. You can stay put on the stunning little island or take on day trips to the surrounding isles, to see the thousands of breeding seabirds on the nearby Treshnish Isles, for example. With an unspoilt coastline and amazing wildlife to spot, the Isle of Mull should be experienced from a cosy holiday cottage base, close enough to the restaurants and pubs stocking the finest local cuisine and whiskey.
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Explore Mull like a local
There’s plenty to see when you leave your cosy self-catering home. Discover nearby Iona, take a trip to Staffa and Fingal’s Cave, or just soak up the scenery by your cottage. The island has been loved by locals for centuries, is now well known by all who watch Springwatch and Coast on the BBC, and is soon to be adored by you.
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