After a comfortable nights sleep and a hearty Scottish or continental breakfast, you can choose to discover Mull for yourself, or we can arrange for you to be escorted around Mull by one of the wildlife, geological or general tours, by land or sea - many available for much of the year.

Red deer, otters, seals, Golden Eagles, Sea Eagles and an abundance of other land and sea faring birds are a common sight.  Other activities include; scenic hill walking, fresh water and sea fishing trips, pony trekking, two golf courses, many sandy beaches and of course, Mull's neighbouring islands - Iona, Staffa, Ulva and the Treshnish Isles.

Visit Tobermory, Mull's 'capital' - recently made famous by the BBC children's television programme, Balamory!  With its characteristic colourful houses, beautiful natural harbour, distillery, pubs, restaurants and many other places of interest, this is a great place for a day out.  Mull is also fortunate to have a fascinating history; relics of its incredible past remain - from standing stones, stone circles and crannogs, to more recent structures - including Moy Castle and Duart Castle. 

Mull also boasts several key events during the year - starting in April - Music Festival; July - West Highland Week (Yachting) and Highland Games; September - Food Festival and 'Mendelssohn on Mull' (music); and finally October - 'Tour of Mull' (Mull car rally).

A visit to Mull will not leave you short of things to do!

Contact:
Mrs Eilidh Allan, Aros View B&B, Salen, Isle of Mull, Argyll, Scotland
Tel: +44 (0)1680 300372  email: enquiries@aros-view.co.uk