Best Attractions near Isle of Mull

Explore the evocative abandoned fishing boats of Salen, a haunting maritime relic site along the scenic Sound of Mull on the Isle of Mull.

Explore the Isle of Mull’s deepest sea cave, steeped in legend and volcanic geology, where history and myth intertwine along rugged coastal cliffs.

Breathtaking panoramic views over three serene lochs and Mull’s rugged mountains, a tranquil escape for nature lovers and wildlife watchers.

Convenient roadside parking for exploring the breathtaking triple-tiered Eas Fors Waterfall on the Isle of Mull’s rugged west coast.

Discover the wild beauty of Eas Fors Waterfall, a dramatic triple cascade plunging into the sea on Mull’s rugged west coast.

Experience nature's splendor at Glenbyre Farm on the Isle of Mull, where breathtaking landscapes meet the tranquility of rural life.

Discover serene panoramic views and untouched natural beauty at CazzieMarc Viewpoint on the Isle of Mull.

Discover the Isle of Mull’s only stone circle, a Bronze Age monument aligned with ancient solar events, set beneath the majestic Ben Buie.

Explore Moy Castle, a stunning historical gem in Lochbuie, offering rich heritage and breathtaking landscapes perfect for photography and exploration.

Historic 19th-century pier on Mull’s rugged coast, gateway to stunning sea arches and wild coastal trails.

Discover the serene silver sands of Laggan Beach, where stunning wildlife, historic landmarks, and sweeping views of Ben Buie await on the Isle of Mull.

Experience the wild Atlantic power and serene beauty of Burg, a rugged nature reserve on Mull’s remote southwestern peninsula.

Historic family mausoleum of the MacLaines of Lochbuie, blending medieval architecture and clan heritage on the tranquil Isle of Mull coast.

Discover a 12-meter fossilized tree embedded in volcanic cliffs on a dramatic coastal hike in the Isle of Mull’s wild Ardmeanach Peninsula.

A spirited community rugby club on the Isle of Mull, hosting the world-famous Mull Sevens amidst stunning Hebridean landscapes.

A tranquil forest and river trail on the Isle of Mull, blending waterfalls, wildlife, and scenic views for a refreshing nature escape.

Discover tranquil waterfalls and rugged natural beauty on the Isle of Mull’s scenic hiking trail at Scallastle Farm.

Discover the Isle of Mull’s volcanic Black Beach, a serene coastal escape with unique black sands and breathtaking island views.

Discover Mull’s natural wonders and heritage in a charming stone byre museum with engaging exhibits and a cozy tearoom in scenic Glen Bellart.

Discover the enchanting Aros Waterfall and serene woodland trails just outside Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.

Explore enchanting woodland trails, waterfalls, and panoramic views just outside Tobermory in the serene Aros Park on the Isle of Mull.

Discover the rich heritage of Ross of Mull at this charming cottage museum nestled beside the Old Corn Mill ruins in Bunessan.

Ancient granite monoliths in a quiet woodland clearing on the Isle of Mull, part of a wider Bronze Age ritual landscape.

Discover peaceful wildlife watching at Loch Torr Hide, a tranquil spot on Mull famed for stags, ospreys, and stunning natural views.

Discover contemporary Scottish art and unique handcrafted gifts in a welcoming gallery and café near Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.

Discover Kilvickeon Beach, a tranquil white sand escape framed by rugged rocks and rolling hills on Scotland’s Isle of Mull.

Discover Mull’s oldest inn, The Bellachroy Hotel, where historic charm meets local flavors in the scenic village of Dervaig.

Explore Scotland’s oldest Isle of Mull distillery, where tradition and island spirit craft two unique single malts in a vibrant harbour setting.

Family-run artisan chocolate shop and café on Tobermory’s Main Street, offering handmade chocolates and scenic harbour views year-round.

Historic pub on Tobermory’s Main Street offering hearty Scottish fare, warm hospitality, and a cozy island atmosphere.

Discover timeless handmade ceramics inspired by the Isle of Mull’s landscapes at Mull Pottery in Tobermory.

Discover the award-winning Isle of Mull cheese and spirit at Sgriob-ruadh Farm’s charming Glass Barn café and shop, where tradition meets sustainability.

Discover the Isle of Mull’s rich history through engaging exhibits in a charming volunteer-run museum in Tobermory’s heart.

Discover exquisite handcrafted glass jewelry and artwork in the tranquil setting of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.

A scenic 35-minute ferry crossing linking remote Ardnamurchan with the colourful harbour town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.

Discover the mesmerizing basalt columns and echoing acoustics of Fingal’s Cave on Staffa, a volcanic island steeped in myth and natural beauty.

Historic stronghold of Clan MacLean with stunning sea views and rich Scottish heritage on the Isle of Mull.

Discover Ardalanish Bay’s pristine sands, rare habitats, and ancient geology on the scenic Isle of Mull’s tranquil southern coast.

Explore the Memorial to Robert John Brown in Tobermory: A historic landmark offering stunning views and a glimpse into the island's rich heritage.

Discover the tranquil white sands and rich wildlife of Ardalanish Beach, a serene coastal gem on the Isle of Mull’s Ross of Mull.

Discover the stunning Tobermory Lighthouse on the Isle of Mull, a historic beacon offering breathtaking views and rich maritime heritage.

Historic 1857 lighthouse on a scenic islet north of Tobermory, offering stunning coastal views and rich maritime heritage on the Isle of Mull.

Discover the Isle of Mull’s largest sandy beach, where pristine waters meet rare machair landscapes and rich cultural heritage.

Discover a magical woodland sculpture trail blending art, nature, and stunning coastal views on the Isle of Mull.

Discover Calgary Bay’s stunning shell-sand beach, unique machair grasslands, and rich heritage on the scenic Isle of Mull coast.

Experience historic Highland charm and stunning coastal views at Glengorm Castle, a serene self-catering retreat on the Isle of Mull.

A pristine white-sand beach hidden on Mull's north-west coast, where turquoise waters and dramatic coastal views reward the scenic walk.

Discover Port na Ba, a tranquil white sandy beach on Mull’s northwest coast with turquoise waters and stunning island vistas.

Explore the rugged ruins of Dùn Ara Castle, a medieval clan stronghold perched on the wild northern coast of the Isle of Mull.

Discover serene coastal landscapes, historic ruins, and abundant wildlife at Ardmore Point on the Isle of Mull.

A pristine white sand beach on Mull’s southern coast, rich in wildlife, wildflowers, and cultural heritage.

Discover Lunga, the largest Treshnish Isle, a remote sanctuary famed for puffins, rugged cliffs, and pristine Hebridean wilderness.

Discover centuries of sacred history, art, and worship at Iona Abbey and Nunnery on the serene Isle of Iona, Scotland’s spiritual heart.

Explore the evocative ruins of Gylen Castle, a 16th-century MacDougall tower house with breathtaking views over Scotland’s Firth of Lorne.

Discover the serene and sheltered anchorage of Tinkers Hole, a hidden coastal gem on Scotland’s Isle of Mull.

Discover Rudh-a-Chruidh, a tidal island sanctuary near Oban with stunning coastal views, rich wildlife, and a sleek modern home blending nature and luxury.

Explore Dunollie’s rich history, stunning castle ruins, and enchanting woodland gardens overlooking Oban Bay in a captivating heritage experience.

A majestic Neo-Gothic cathedral on Oban’s seafront, blending rich history, stunning granite architecture, and spiritual sanctuary.

Historic Catholic diocese in Scotland’s West Highlands, centered on the neo-Gothic St Columba’s Cathedral overlooking Oban Bay.

Explore Oban’s rich wartime heritage and maritime history in this free, volunteer-run museum on the scenic Corran Esplanade.

Step into Oban’s past at this volunteer-run museum in the historic Old Oban Times Building, where wartime stories meet island life and engineering marvels.

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Peaceful sandy beach near Oban with scenic views, easy access, and family-friendly facilities for a relaxing coastal escape.

Discover the perfect blend of stunning views and delectable Scottish cuisine at The View Oban, a must-visit restaurant in Oban, Scotland.

Historic Argyll Square anchors Oban’s waterfront with classical architecture and vibrant local life at Scotland’s scenic western coast.

Discover Ardconnel Terrace’s Victorian charm and breathtaking coastal views in the heart of Oban’s historic landscape.

Explore one of Scotland’s oldest stone castles with rich history, stunning sea views, and the haunting ruins of a medieval chapel near Oban.

Discover Ardnamurchan Lighthouse, the iconic beacon at Britain’s western edge, where history meets breathtaking coastal panoramas and rich wildlife.

Explore Arduaine Garden’s exotic plants and stunning coastal views on Scotland’s west coast, a tranquil botanical haven nurtured by the Atlantic Drift.

Discover the vibrant coastal beauty and exotic plant collections of Arduaine Garden overlooking the Sound of Jura near Oban.

A secluded white-sand cove on Colonsay’s northern tip, with sweeping Atlantic views and ancient traces in the dunes.

Explore the stunning Colonsay Whale, a captivating tourist attraction amidst breathtaking landscapes and rich marine biodiversity.

A tranquil sandy bay on the Isle of Colonsay, offering serene coastal beauty, rich wildlife, and a peaceful escape in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides.

Explore the haunting ruins of Castle Tioram, a tidal island fortress steeped in Highland clan history and dramatic Jacobite tales.

A remote Hebridean bay at the end of Jura’s only road, where wild coastlines meet the Sound of Jura and the legendary Corryvreckan whirlpool.

A captivating medieval tower house on a tidal islet, steeped in clan history and scenic beauty on Scotland’s west coast.

A tranquil coastal headland offering breathtaking panoramic views and rich wildlife on Scotland’s scenic Craignish peninsula.

Explore Barnhill, a historical landmark on the Isle of Jura, where nature meets literary history in a breathtaking Scottish landscape.

Explore one of Scotland's rare ancient Atlantic oakwood rainforests, rich in wildlife, history, and serene woodland trails.

Discover the tranquil ruins and ancient gardens of Ardchattan Priory, a medieval monastic site steeped in Scottish history and clan heritage.

Discover the serene white sands and tranquil coastal beauty of Whistlers Bay on the Isle of Colonsay.

Experience the scenic beauty and historical significance of Phare de Ruadh Sgeir, a breathtaking lighthouse on Scotland's rugged coast.

Discover the serene beauty and pristine sands of Cable Bay, a tranquil coastal gem on the Isle of Colonsay with stunning sea views and rich natural charm.

Explore the oldest chambered cairn in Kilmartin Glen, a 5,000-year-old prehistoric burial site rich with ancient history and ritual significance.

Discover the ancient mystique of the Nether Largie Standing Stones, towering megaliths steeped in Neolithic mystery amidst Scotland’s lush Kilmartin Glen.