The Isle of Mull and Iona

...are both renowned for their landscape, wildlife, beaches and hills - but there’s more to these Hebridean islands, and more things to do. Discover the human history, the hidden geology, the contemporary island culture. Cycle along quiet roads and forest tracks. Feast on hill reared beef and lamb, wild venison and creel caught shellfish. Just 40 minutes on the ferry from Oban, sea eagles and otters go about their daily lives.

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Since the first pilgrims arrived in small boats, we have welcomed visitors into the life of our islands. This is a real place with real lives going on round about you, both on land and sea. We’ve resisted mass tourism. Instead, we actively focus on the individual traveller and the quality of their visit and of the accommodation and attractions we provide.

Holiday Mull and Iona are committed to our guests, our community and to the world-class landscape that surrounds us. We offer you a place to breathe out and relax. A place to refresh yourself. If you are returning to your loved and familiar places, or are arriving on the Isle of Mull for the first time, our door will be open.

We look forward to seeing you on the Isle of Mull,

The Holiday Mull and Iona team

kate humbleSee what the BBC's Kate Humble says about Mull

BBC Autumnwatch

Kate Humble from the BBC programme Springwatch said: "Mull and its islands are magical and I just have to keep coming back for more!"
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