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Map of location
Aerial location
Journey to Mull
Iona Nunnery
Pony Trekking
White-tailed Eagle Website
Sam Jones Photograpy
Tobermory Golf Club |
Here is a list of some
of the major attractions in Tobermory and the surrounding area.
Click on the links and pictures below and to the left for further
information. Your hosts, Geoffrey and Rebecca are always happy to
advise you on trips and tours to ensure you get the most out of your
visit to the island.
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Silver Swift Wildlife Tours
and Boat Charter
Cruise out of Tobermory Bay passing the Gall Lighthouse and
across Bloody Bay (scene of a historic battle in the 1480's) out
into the Atlantic Ocean when we reach Ardmore Point. From here
you need to keep your eyes peeled for fins just on the surface;
for sharks, porpoises, dolphins and whales. However your day's
Highlight will surely be, the visit to Kinloch Castle. For
information on this and other shorter boat trips on the Silver
Swift
click here.
Silver Swift also offers shorter
Whale Watching and Wildlife Cruises leaving Tobermory Bay daily.
For more information
click here.
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Mull Magic
offers daily wildlife walking tours of Mull,
Iona and Ulva commencing from Tobermory. You will have the
services of an expert, experienced and enthusiastic local Walk
Leader who will guide you along the route whilst highlighting
the islands' rich history and diverse wildlife. Mull Magic
provides you with an excellent packed lunch and refreshments
before returning you to the ferry or your accommodation.
New for 2010!
Twice weekly Corncrake Tours on the Isle of Iona, every
Thursday and Sunday, commencing Sunday 2nd May 2010. For more
details
click here. Tel:
01688 301213 or 07923 153976
www.mullmagic.com
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Aros Park situated less than a mile from Tobermory is very
well maintained by Forest Enterprise and has been developed as a
recreational woodland. The company has gone to a lot of trouble
to provide good parking, disabled access, clear, unobstructed
paths, barbeque facilities, fabulous children's play areas and
toilets. All these facilities are free of charge. There is a
small lochan within the park, very popular for catching Rainbow
Trout. Fishing Permits are not expensive
click here for prices and can be purchased from Brown's
Ironmongers in Tobermory.
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Tobermory Distillery is situated on the carpark overlooking
the bay. The residents of Mull, the 'Muileachs', call where the
distillery rests 'Ledaig', meaning safe haven. Since 1798 the
Tobermory Distillery has sat proudly lending a watchful eye over
the bay. Unpeated malted barley creates a unique golden liquid
with a magical heritage inspired by the Spanish Galleon whose
treasure still rests close to the Distillery. Opening times are
Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm. To book tours please call Tel:
01688 302647.
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The White-tailed
Eagle Hide is located just 20 minutes drive from Tobermory
and is the only location in Britain where the white tailed sea
eagles can be viewed from an organised hide. The Viewing Hide is
manned by knowledgeable wildlife rangers and has been
specifically designed for viewing the Isle of Mull's celebrity
sea eagles. The Eagle Hide is now open all year - booking is
essential Tel: 01680 812556.
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Discover
Mull, the gem in the crown of wild Scotland. We are a
wildlife and bird watching tour of North Mull based in the
beautiful scenic village of Dervaig. The tour starts from Tobermory
at 10 am and takes in the wildlife hot stops of the north of the
island looking for Golden and White-tailed Eagle, Otter, Red and
Fallow Deer, Seals and up to 50 species of bird. The charge is £38 per person including homemade
lunch and coffee break. Please book early to avoid disappointment
Tel: 01688 400415
www.discovermull.co.uk
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Mull Museum is situated on the main street of Tobermory,
close to the bank. It is run by volunteers, most of whom have
extensive local knowledge. Although the museum is quite small,
it is packed with artefacts of Mull's history. Not only does the
museum display material from the distant past, it also deals
with episodes of the island's history, like the second world war
when Tobermory was an important naval harbour. The Museum is
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Mull Rail
is the first island passenger railway in Scotland and home of
the Balamory Express. The journey is one of great beauty, with
views of the sea and mountains taking you to Torosay Castle. The
station is five minutes walk from the ferry in the direction of
Iona. You can walk through the woods to Torosay Castle and take
the train back to Craignure. The Railway is open from
Easter - October -
click here for the timetables.
Tel: 01680 812494/567
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