The Perfect Scottish Island Escape

The Isle of Mull, one of Scotland’s most enchanting islands, offers a mix of dramatic landscapes, fascinating history, and abundant wildlife. A visit here promises rugged coastlines, towering cliffs, and golden beaches, all wrapped in an air of timeless charm. Explore the colourful harbour of Tobermory, where vibrant buildings line the waterfront, hiding independent shops, cosy cafés, and a legendary distillery.

For nature lovers, a boat trip to Staffa unveils the awe-inspiring Fingal’s Cave, its geometric basalt columns inspiring musicians and poets for centuries. Wildlife enthusiasts will relish spotting otters, red deer, and white-tailed eagles, while the surrounding waters offer some of the best whale-watching in the UK. Whether hiking the dramatic Ben More, Scotland’s only Munro on an island other than Skye, or enjoying a peaceful walk along Calgary Bay, Mull offers adventure and tranquillity in equal measure. Venture inland to Duart Castle, the ancestral home of Clan Maclean, perched proudly over the Sound of Mull - Who lives in Duart Castle now?

**Duart Castle Isle of Mull - Love to Visit Scotland**

The Isle of Skye is A Treasure Trove of Natural Beauty and Wildlife

The Isle of Skye is a truly remarkable place, with activities and sights to suit all kinds of visitors. Explorers can experience the rugged beauty of the island’s towering sea cliffs, jagged peaks, and lush valleys. Wildlife lovers can observe some of Scotland’s most iconic species in their natural habitats – from red deer and golden eagles to otters and sea birds.

**Red Deer wandering the highlands of the Isle of Skye, near Dunvegan - Shutterstock**

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The Perfect Scottish Island Escape

Whether it’s romance, a love for the outdoors or a passion for Scotland’s rich heritage, Mull has a way of making every visitor’s heart beat a little faster

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