Our first sighting of the dolphins last week was fantastic, they were travelling at speed chasing fish, a sign that the waters of The Sound are warming. They were so close to us as we stood on the pier.
Sea Eagles flying over head at a great height looking for food as they have young to feed as do many of the animals now. Never a dull moment and always something amazing to witness
As the nights draw in and Mull becomes a little quieter the island remains a landscape photographer's paradise. The light becomes softer and the colours deepen.
Read moreFrom the Aros River Estuary to the Boat House Pier there are many opportunities for guest to enjoy a spot of sea fishing. A rod, line and a spinner or fresh bait is all that's needed to be landing your first fish.
Read moreThere are opportunities for cyclists of all abilities and disciplines throughout the Isle of Mull.
Read moreMull is a wonderful island to explore by road. The scenery is breath taking in every direction and the roads are generally quiet, at least when compared to more heavily populated areas of the United Kingdom. However, with the majority of roads around the island being single track and only wide enough for one car from verge to verge, a slightly different approach to driving is needed.
Read moreYou’re thinking it’d be nice to do something a little different this Christmas. Perhaps a family holiday that everyone will remember for years and years to come. Perhaps even a white Christmas on the Isle of Mull. But is Christmas on Mull really an option? Read on to find out!
Read moreAs the summer of 2018 becomes a fond memory the leaves begin to fall and Mull takes on a different mood. The wind blows and the rivers swell, but now is the time that many say the island's at its best.
Read moreThe Isle of Mull is renowned for its spectacular scenery and abundant wildlife, but food is a subject less often talked about. Well, we can assure you that whether you be a wildlife lover or food lover (or both!), you will be equally happy.
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