SEA LIFE SURVEYS: have been studying marine life on the west coastof Mull for over 30 years. Our experienced guides are here to educateyou on the oceans cetacean life, bird life, and local history, so anyWhalewatching & Wildlife Tours off the north coast of Mull, sightings ofWhite-tailed Eagles, Minke Whales, Dolphins, Harbour Porpoise.Our trips include:-7 - hour Whalewatch on Mon, Tues, Thurs, Sat 9.30 am5 - hour Family Whalewatch on Wed, Friday 9.30 am Sun 11.30 am

2 - hour Eco Cruz daily on demandBook at Explore MullTel: 01688 302875 Web: www.exploremull.com

EXPLORE MULL VISITOR INFORMATION CENTREWe are the one stop bookingshop for everything yourequire whilst on holiday onthe Isle of Mull. We are ableto find accommodation, bookboat trips and wildlife tours,concerts, theatre tickets,coach tickets etc. Come andsay hello at the VisitorInformation Centre on the

Ledaig car park in Tobermory. Our friendly and knowledgeablestaff will help you make the most of your visit to the island,whether you want a guided excursion or want help in planningyour itinerary on the island. We also sell local gifts and souvenirs.Tel: 01688 302875Web: www.exploremull.com

WHALEWATCHWITHUS.COM

The seas around the Isle of Mullare renowned for theirextraordinary diversity of wildlife,birds and scenery.This area is one of the richest forcetaceans in Europe.You will be visiting some of themost unspoilt and unpollutedwaters in the world.So come and join us onboard for atrip of a lifetime to see MinkeWhales, dolphins and many othercetaceans and seabirds.4 hour whale watches & 2 hourscenic / Wildlife trips daily ondemand.Tel: 01688 302875Web: www.whalewatchwithus.com

MULL OTTER GROUP:If you find an abandoned cub,injured or dead otter please

contact Mull Otter GroupJane Stevens 07710 408814

orNigel Burch 07900 918857

Web:www.mullottergroup.co.uk

Email:enquiries@mullottergroup.co.uk

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The seas around the Isle ofMull lie on the cusp of cold,polar and mild, temperatewater. This makes the areaattractive to both MinkeWhales and Basking Sharks.

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The biodiversity that exists on theIsle of Mull allows high densities ofpredators, such as Golden andWhite-tailed Eagles and otters tothrive.

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A very rare fungus calledHazel Gloves was firstidentified in Europe in1975, here on Mull.Shaped like the fingers ofa hand, it can be found inHazel woodlandthroughout the island.

MULL MAGIC WILDLIFE WALKS

Specialising in otters and eagles.Easy graded walks. Door to doorservice - we are able to collect youfrom your accommodation on mostof our walks. You will enjoy thecompany of a passionate, fun andexpert local Wildlife Guide, who willdelight in sharing the islands richhistory and diverse wildlife with you.The renowned Mull Magic lunch,afternoon tea and scones at the endof the walk are all included in theprice - from £40.00 per person.Tel: 01688 301213 or 01688 302875Web: www.mullmagic.com

DISCOVER MULL: Join Arthur and Pam, friendlyand experienced wildlife tour operators, on a wildlifetour of north Mull looking for famed wildlife in theirnatural habitats. Golden & White-tailed Sea Eagles,Otters, Red Deer, Seals, Hen Harrier and Wildflowerswith a little History and Geology thrown in for guestsenjoyment. The full day tour starts from Dervaigand/or Tobermory and includes a home-made lunchand hot drinks.Tel: 01688 302875 Web: www.exploremull.com

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ARDALANISHWEAVERS:Here at Ardalanish weproduce a rangeof beautiful Tweeds,Throws, Shawls,Scarves and Gift Itemsfrom the wool of native

breed Hebridean, Shetland and Manx Sheep.All are now available to purchase from ouronline shop. We also stock various garmentssuch as jumpers, jackets and caps made for usfrom our own tweed and woolCome and visit us soon.Tel: 01681 700265 Web: www.ardalanish.com

MULL CHARTERS: Departing from Ulva Ferry, an area of outstandingnatural beauty, our trips are designed to give you the mostmemorable experience you can have on Mull.Our Sea Eagle Adventure trips offer jaw dropping close upviews of White-tailed Eagles taking fish fromthe water within 10m of our boat, Lady Jayne.Photographic opportunities abound as we visita local seal colony and try to spot our resident

otters and other prolific wildlife. Trips are friendly and relaxed and weoffer complimentary hot drinks on board and a WC for your convenience.Book at Explore Mull Tel: 01688 302875Web: www.exploremull.com

CARSAIG ARCHES:Please be aware this is adifficult walk and should not beattempted on ones own or ifone has a fear of heights.The terrain is uneven andinvolves some clambering overboulders. However the viewsfrom the old pier and during thewalk are breathtaking on aclear day, when the Paps ofJura dominate the southernhorizon alongside the islands ofColonsay and Islay.

TURUS MARA:The Mull family businesshave operated seabird and wildlife cruisetours for 42 years. “Expeditions with a flavourof the traditional and a hint of adventure”.From Ulva Ferry on Mull. Staffa and TreshnishIsles - day trips of a lifetime with photo

opportunities galore for a great variety of creatures both feathered and wooly.We facilitate all-in tickets for joining from Oban, Tobermory and other parts ofMull. Consult the Turus Mara website/brochure for timetables and moreinformation about our bird/wildlife including Puffin Therapy. Hoy Lass andIsland Lass are class VI licensed passenger boats by the MCA.Book Now with ourselves Tel: 01680 400242 Web: www.turusmara.comOr book with Explore Mull Tel: 01688 302875 Web: www.exploremull.com

STAFFA TOURS - IONA:Daily boat tours to the Isle of Staffa, the world famousFingal’s Cave, the sacred Isle of Iona, Mull, and theornithological heaven of the Treshnish Isles theMost beautiful and interesting places on theWest Coast of Scotland.Visit our website to book on line.Tel:01688 302875Web: www.exploremull.com

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Calgary in Canada takes itsname from Calgary on Mull.This was a favourite summerhome of Colonel JamesMacleod, of the CanadianNorth West Mounted Police.In 1876, after he returnedfrom staying in CalgaryCastle (the imposing houseoverlooking the bay), hesuggested its name for FortCalgary which in turn gaveit’s name to the city ofCalgary, Alberta.

Mull Eagle Watch:Visit the world famous 5* Mull Eagle Hide at Quinish woods tosee White-tailed eagles at the nest. Trips Mon-Fri 10am &1.30pm Adults £8, children £4.Project partners: FCS, RSPB, SNH, Mull & IonaCommunityTrust & Police ScotlandBooking essential on 01680 812556

CALGARY BEACHThe beach is located a mere 5miles from the village of Dervaigand is very safe for theyoungsters There is a CoffeeShop and Gallery located 10minutes walk from the beach,through the Calgary Art inNature Woodland.A broad area of machair, afertile low-lying grassy plain, liesbetween the land and thebeach. There is parking, public

toilets and also a Wild Camping area, no caravans ormotor homesallowed. Grid Reference NM 372 513.

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MOY CASTLEstands on a low rockplatform at the head ofLoch Buie and was built inthe 15th century by HectorMacLean, brother ofMaclean of Duart and thefounder of the re-namedMacLaines of Lochbuiewho made it their home.Moy castle is situated bythe seashore at Lochbuieand is a short walk fromthe parking areas.

DUART CASTLE is the magical13th century fortress and thehome of the Chief of the ClanMaclean.Visit us today and enjoy theancient Keep,ghostlyDungeons, magnificentBanqueting Hall, quaintEdwardian State Rooms and

breathtaking views from the Battlements.Revive yourself with homegrown, homemadedelights in the Tearoom or enjoy a walk on thecoastal paths around Duart point.Fantastic daytime and evening Summer EventsCalendar for all the family, see website for details!Duart Castle is 3.5 miles from Craignure Ferryterminal.The Duart Coach meets the Oban ferry dailythroughout the summer.Open 1st April, 11am-4pm (Sun-Thurs) then dailyfrom 1st May to 18th Oct, 10:30am to 5pmTel: 01680 812309Web: www.duartcastle.com

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AROS CASTLE was probably built by oneof the MacDougall Lords of Lorn in the 13thcentury and was once the major strongholdof the Lords of the Isles.It first comes on record in the later 14thcentury when it was in the possession ofthe Lords of the Isles.

STAFFA TOURS: The Journey from Tobermory to thesea life feeding grounds and the Treshnish Isles takesus under one hour thanks to our modern vesselsspeed and stability, thus giving you the advantage ofhaving more time to see wildlife or explore the unspoiltIslands when you choose this tour.On all our tours you will always be accompanied bylocal and knowledgeable crew to guide your experience.Tel: 01688 302875 Web: www.exploremull.com

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In recent years, the White-tailed Eagle hasbecome the unofficial emblem of the Isleof Mull.After nearly a century of being postedmissing as a breeding bird on the island,these majestic raptors returned to nest inthe early 1980’s.After many years of joint effort betweenvarious agencies and conservation bodies,the numbers of White-tailed Eagles on theIsle of Mull has increased to a level whichsaw 20 pairs nest in 2014.This success brings unquantified rewardsto the island’s people and businesses, byencouraging wildlife enthusiasts to cometo Mull and spend their money in localguest houses, shops and restaurants.

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PORTFIELD BEACH

Another stunning beach and only amile from the parking place atCroggan old Schoolhouse on LochSpelve. There is a good track to thislarge white sandy bay. Breathtakingviews out to Kerrera and Easdale.Have a quick dip in the icy cold,crystal clear water (it might look likethe Carribean but it isn’t!) And justsoak up the scenery, the wildlife,and the peace and quiet.

GEOCACHING ON MULL:

If Geocachingis one of yourinterests, oryou would liketo know more,go to Web:

www.geocaching-mull.co.uk

CAMPSITES:

Tobermory CampsiteTel: 01688 302624

Shielings Campsite CraignureTel: 01680 812496

Fidden Farm FionnphortTel: 01681 700427

Crannich Farm Near SalenTel: 01680 30049

Killiechronan CampsiteTel: 01680 300284

Iona CampsiteTel: 0774 7721275

UISKEN BEACHis easily accessible by car, take the

signposted roadto Uiskenwhich isjustbeyondBunessan.

Follow the signs down to the beachthere is a Parking area directly by thesands.Uisken is famous for it’s BeachGames day in August, there areassorted races on the sand and a raftrace around the bay on homemaderafts. It’s great fun for all thefamily. The views out to Colonsayand the Paps of Jura are stunning.Grid Reference NM 390 187

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HIGHLAND6 COTTAGE:

A warm welcome andexquisite food made

by Jo Currie and hosted byDave. If you are looking forfantastic food without the stuffyatmosphere this is definitelythe place to go. The hotel andrestaurant situated on Tobermory'supper level it is the ideal venue for a quiet andrelaxed dining experience. Special requirementscan easily be catered for on request. Booking isessential!Tel: 01688 302030Web: www.highlandcottage.co.uk

TOBERMORY CAMPSITE &CARAVAN HOLIDAYS:

Just 1½ miles fromTobermory.Dogs welcome.‘Static caravans for hire’The campsite combines theadvantages of being in thecountryside with thebenefits of close proximityto the town.

Facilities include hot water, toilets, free showers,hairdryers, dish-washing sink, spaces for tents,caravans and campervans, electric hook-upsavailable, dogs welcome.Tel: 01688 302624Web: www.tobermory-campsite.co.uk

DISTILLERY:Tobermory’s Single Malt Whisky.Tours available, Also exhibition and gift

Shop.Tours include whiskyTasting. Open all Year.Check website for furtherdetails.Ledaig Carpark , MainStreet, Tobermory.Tel: 01688 302647

Web: www.tobermorymalt.com

EXPLORE MULL VISITORINFORMATION CENTRE:

We are the one stopbooking shop foreverything yourequire whilst onholiday on the Isleof Mull.We are able to findaccommodation,book boat trips and

wildlife tours, concerts, theatretickets,coachtickets etc. Come and say hello at theVisitor Information Centre on the Ledaig carpark in Tobermory.Tel: 01688 302875Web: www.exploremull.com

MACKAYS GARAGE / CAR HIRE:We are a family run business situated inLedaig car park in Tobermory.

Mackays Garage currentlysupplies the cheapest petroland diesel on the island somake sure to fill up whilst inTobermory.Car hire available but it isalways advisable to book inadvance.

Tel: 01688 302103Web: www.mackaysgarage.co.uk

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Tobermory is the capital of theIsle of Mull in the Scottish InnerHebrides. It is located in thenortheastern part of the island,near the northern entrance of theSound of Mull.With a current population ofapproximately 700, the town wasbuilt in 1788 by the BritishFisheries Society to providehousing for the fishermenengaged in the herring trade.

MULL AQUARIUM:Even the fish come for a visit!Visit the Mull Aquariummaking a big splash as

Europe’s only catch and releaseexhibit, with a seasonal display ofmagnificent local marine life, that isreturned to the sea every couple ofweeks, no two visits will be the same!See below the waves and get your hands wet at our touch poolstations, discover how many eyes a scallop has or explore ourinteractive displays, maritime heritage and cinema.Open 7 days a week Apr - Oct.Further information and our events programme can been foundon the websiteTel: 01688 302876Web; www.mullaquarium.co.uk

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Built as a fishing port in the late 18th century,Tobermory is now the main town on the Isle ofMull. It has a good range of accommodation andis also the departure point for the whale anddolphin watching boats.

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Red Deer play an important role in the life of theisland. As well as being a totemic species of Mullwildlife, they also provide food for eagles,buzzards and crows, and restaurants throughoutthe island. Unless you are vegetarian, why notenjoy a tasty dish of venison whilst you arestaying in Tobermory? Delicious!

Tobermory Playpark:The local community have come togetherto raise funds for a refurbished playpark.

Our aim is to have anew Playpark in placefor summer 2015 – soany donations would begratefully receivedThere is a collectingbox at the Explore Mullbooking shop.

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SAGARis the OnlyIndian restauranton the Isle ofMull.With its exquisitefood and seafront location it isone of the greatrestaurants tovisit in

Tobermory. Friendly staff, Great sevice andauthentic food are guaranteed.10% discount code EM-7, Quote on ordering.Tel: 01688 302 422

PARK LODGE HOTELis situated in the upper part of the

nb harbour village ofTobermory.We are a local family runhotel offering affordablemodern accommodation tosuit all from families on theBalamory trail to hillwalkers and wildlifeenthusiasts.All are welcome in ourrestaurant and bar are for

a few drinks and evening meals.See our website for special offers and live music .Tel: 01688 302430Web: www.park-lodge-tobermory.co.uk

RNLI SHOP:Call into our shop and pick up the

perfect gift or souvenir!We've got homewares,clothing, tasty treats,toys, greeting cardsand much much more.Our shops are run byvolunteers, and allprofits help save livesat sea.We rely on volunteers

to keep our shops open.Therefore, opening times may be subject toChange. Monday-Saturday 11am-4pm

WESTERN ISLESHOTEL:Visit the WesternIsles Hotel and

you’re guaranteed to enjoyone of the warmestwelcomes in Scotland!Overlooking the harbour ofTobermory and facing out to Calve Island and theSound of Mull, you’ll be treated to picturesqueviews from our harbour and sea-facing rooms, aswell as from the Conservatory Bar.And as well as comfortable accommodation, you’llenjoy fine cuisine in our restaurant, prepared fromthe best locally sourced ingredients to make yourstay even more memorable.What better way to enjoy the beauty of the Isle ofMull than by taking a relaxing breakat the Western Isles Hotel.Tel: 01688 302012Web: www.bespokehotels.com/westernisleshotel

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HEBRIDEAN WHALE AND DOLPHINTRUST:The Hebridean Whale & Dolphin Trust

(HWDT) is a local conservationorganisation dedicated toenhancing the knowledge andunderstanding of whales,dolphins and porpoises(cetaceans).Come and learn more aboutHebridean cetaceans in ourvisitor centre.• You can get

involved by reporting your sightings and help betterunderstand the marine environment.• You will alsofind a fantastic shop area full of lovely gifts, where allprofits contribute to education and research work.Open throughout the season: Mon – SunTel: 01688 302816Web: www.hwdt.org

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Warm soils and humid conditions provide theright conditions for a wealth of fungi in Mull’swoodlands. Late Summer and Autumn are thebest times to go on a fungi foray on the island.Aros Park, on the outskirts of Tobermory, is agreat place to visit to find a wide assortment ofthese colourful and fascinating organisms.Mull’s mild and damp climate supports aluxuriant family of ferns, mosses and lichens.nearliy every tree on the island is festooned withthese plants and ancient organisms.

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Seldom seen, the seas around the Isle of Mullare rich in molluscs and crustaceans. Thesecreatures are an important part of the marinefood chain and provide pubs and restaurantswith a wealth of tasty seafood for locals andvisitors to enjoy. Scallops that are harvested inan ethically responsible manner are the meal tohave to sample the taste of Mull. Many of Mull’sbest restaurants, specialise in providing theircustomers with a wide selection of locallysourced sea food.

GOLDEN DRAGON: The GoldenDragon provides excellent Thai andChinese cuisine with a sea front

location. If you arelooking for authenticfood and a relaxedatmosphere thenthis is the place.With attentive staffand wonderfulservice (takeawayand dining) you aresure to enjoy your

experience. See discount voucher on backpage.Tel: 01688 301166

TIGH FAIRE B&Bis situated on the upper level of

Tobermory givingamazing viewsacross the harbour.Its two double roomsand twin room are allen suite and areequipped with freewifi, freeview tv,hairdryer and

tea/coffee making facilities. Full Scottishbreakfast is provided. Rooms available from£35 per person. Ample off road parking.Tel: 01688 302875.Web:www.tobermory.co.uk/accommodation/bed-and-breakfast/tigh-faire/

MULL POTTERY:With our handthrown ceramicsthe gallery also

has a wide range of qualitygoods, ranging fromoriginal art works, Prints,glassware, silver andluxury accessories.We stock a large variety of highland crafts, giftsand many postcards.Tel: 01688 301270

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Bunessan 01681 700261

Tobermory 01688 302013

Salen 01680 300327

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RSPB SCOTLAND 01680 300387

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The Isle of Mull is an important over-wintering ground for birds that have theirbreeding outposts in the Arctic. Loch naKeal supports nationally significantnumbers of Slavonian Grebes during theWinter months, as well as a largeconcentration of Great Norther Divers.

ISLE OF ULVA is situated off the west coast of Mull and isreached by a small passenger ferry, no vehicles areallowed onto the island. Ulva is privately owned, formerlythe home of 600 people who made their living from thecollection and exportation of kelp.Today there are only a handful of residents who share theirisland with golden eagles, buzzards,otters, seals, rarebutterflies (Ulva is home to a colony of the Slender ScotchBurnet moth) and Red Deer. Contact Mull Magic for guidedwalks Tel: 01688 301213 Web: www.mullmagic.com

MULL TAXISERVICE:(max) 7 passengertaxi, fully licenced.

Pick ups, drop offsreturns, tours and offisland service.Tel: 07760 426351Web:www.mulltaxi.co.ukOwner/operator: AlanRobson

BEN MORE is the island’s Munro and the onlyMunro that requires a ferry crossing to access. Itmay be a lowly 3169 feet, but the walk starts at sealevel. Be aware that this volcanic mountain ismagnetic and so compasses are unreliable andmake an accurate reading impossible.

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Craignure 01680 812301

Salen 01680 300321

Dervaig 01688 400208

Tobermory 01688 302665

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Both Common and Atlantic GreySeals can be seen off the coast ofMull.To see Common Seals, try lookingin Salen Bay or take a short boattrip from Tobermory across toCalve Island.Atlantic Grey Seals prefer moreremote areas, like the TreshnishIsles which can be visited by boatfrom either Tobermory , Iona orUlva Ferry.

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PHOTO MULL: Photography workshops suitable forcomplete novices and advanced photographers look-ing for inspiration and a fun day out. Single day, multiday residential courses and our newphotography/activity holidays are available throughoutthe year. Make the most of Mull’s fantastic wildlife andscenery:Tel; 01681 704025Email: enquiries@photomull.co.ukWeb: www.photomull.co.uk

ISLAND ENCOUNTERS WILDLIFE TOURS MULL:We could talk to you about over 20 years of wildlife tourshere on the Isle of Mull, how last year we managed tosee White-tailed Eagles on every single trip, found nest-ing Hen Harriers which enabled us to get fantastic viewsof this iconic raptor. Corncrakes heard and seen on allour Iona trips. We know talk is cheap so why not join usfor either a days tour or one of our all inclusive shortbreaks and see for yourself. If we don’t see it- it’s because it’s not there.Tel; 01681 700090 Web: www.mullwildlife.co.uk

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THE GLEN HOUSES:Self Catering HolidayAccommodation, Dervaig, Isle of Mull.www.glenhousesmull.co.ukEach wellequippedchalet sleepsup to 5 peoplewith lovelyviews. Onechalet isadapted forwheel chair users. Dogs welcome.WiFi is available onsite.Tel; 01688400377E-mail: nicky@glenhousesmull.co.uk

ISLE OF MULLLEATHER:Hand craftedBespoke leathergoods,designed andhandmade by Alan in his workshopon Tobermory Main Street.Make sure you pop in for a visit andsee a craftsman at work producingitems from detailed carved andtooled full grained leather belts andwallets to deluxe shot glass casesand bags. Also offers commissions.Tel: 07833 554244Web: www.isleofmullleather.co.uk

ARDNAMURCHAN, MOIDART, SUNART AND MORVERNis an area renowned for its breathtakingscenery and stunning variety of wildlife.Boasting the most westerly point on theBritish mainland, the area is defined byshimmering lochs and rugged mountains.Here you will find Golden Eagles, SeaEagles, Otters, Pine Martens, RedSquirrels - and the elusive Scottish Wildcat.

There is a wealth of outdoor activities on offer - or you can simply relaxon one of our gorgeous white sand beaches. There are two ferry routesfrom Mull, Tobermory/Kilchoan and Fishnish/Lochaline. So why not do acircular?For more information, visit www.ardnamurchan.com

LANGAMULL BEACHThis really is the most fabulous expanse ofglistening white shell sand and there are acouple of hidden coves too. The views out toRum are spectacular on a clear day.

Park in the Forestry Enterprise car-parkbetween Dervaig and Calgary Bay. GridReference NM 383 540

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The Minke Whale is the truedenizen of the deep in thewaters around the Isle ofMull.These small whales,measuring up to 12 metres,have been the subject ofstudy by Sealife Surveys, acompany based in Tobermory,over the past 30 years.

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NADURRA VISITOR CENTRE provides avaluable introduction to the unique wildlifefound here in Ardnamurchan. There areregular film shows, hidden wildlifecameras and other interactive exhibits forall ages. Our 'Antler Tearoom' servesdelicious freshly made lunches and homebaking. We also have a well stocked gift

and book shop. Tel: 01972 500209 Web: www.nadurracentre.co.uk

Kilvickeon BeachTurn off the Craignure to Fionnphort road just beforeBunessan, signposted to Scoor. Keep going along avery rough road at the end of which is parking space,just opposite Kilvickeon Old Parish Church andCemetery. Take the right turn on the track and it’sabout a 10 minute walk down to Kilvickeon beach. Herethere are lots of sandy coves to explore and the chanceto see seals and numerous sea birds. Garbh Eilean is atidal island on this stunning beach. Grid Reference NM 410 187

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RESIPOLE STUDIOS AND FINE ART GALLERYis a unique gallery and studio space for the WestHighlands. Offering changing exhibitions ofcontemporary fine art in an outstanding location,alongside a bespoke framing service and artworkshops.Open 11 am till 6 pm – closed MondaysTel: 01967 431506Web: www.resipolestudios.co.ukResipoleStrontian, Acharacle, Argyll, PH36 4HX

ARIUNDLE CENTRE:is located in Strontian beside AriundleOakwood’s.Quality licensed restaurant, bar, suppers andtearoom, serving fresh, seasonal, local food anddelicious home baking.Craftwork shops including glorious wool shop,local crafts and information.Accommodation for families, individuals and

groups, suitable for wheel chair access. Open all day all year.Tel: 0l967 402279 Web: www.ariundlecentre.co.uk

SONOCHAN HOTELSonachan Hotel, Kilchoan, the most westerlyhotel on the British mainland.Hot food, cold beer and a warm welcome await.Afternoon tea with home baking and freshly madesandwiches.Traditional home cooked menu,Bar games, beer garden, great views.

Tel: 01972 510211 or 07855 545247.

To book trips and tours call in at the Visitor Information Centre in theKilchoan Community Centre or call Explore Mull on Tel: 07812543190Web: www.exploremull.com

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CALMAC FERRIES 01680 812343

KILLIECHRONAN ESTATE:We can offer 9 self catering properties in centralMull ranging from 2 bed - 14 bed. Killiechronan isa haven for wildlife with nesting Sea Eagles andan abundance of otters.Tel: 01680 300284Web:www.killiechronanestate.co.uk

SALEN CYCLE HIRE: Whilst on Mull why not try a bit ofcycling? Cycle hire is available from the Explore MullInformation Centre in Tobermory, the cycle shop in Salenand the VisitScotland shop in Craignure. Cycles may betaken from one office and dropped off at another.Call in for a wide selection of bikes for hire.Salen shop Tel: 01680 300501Tobermory Tel: 01688 302875

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Lochbuie 01688 814214

Fionnphort 01681 700470

Bunessan 01681 700252

Pennyghael 01681 704229

Iona 01681 700515

MULL AND IONA TAXI: Our taxi service isavailable for localhires on the RossOf Mull andbetween Fionnphortand Craignure. Plusfor long distancehire from anywhereon Mull to mainlandScotland eg.

Glasgow Airport or Fort William for the Londonsleeper. Our minibus seats 16 in comfortableforward facing seats. Our taxi seats 4 and haswheelchair access with plenty of room forluggage.

Tel: 01681 700507 or Mob: 07887 774550

HEBRIDES CRUISES: Travel with us to theIslands on the Edge of the Atlantic to discover thescarcely visited places of Scotland’s Wild WestCoast.On board the Elizabeth G we take a maximum of12 guests, we pride ourselves on havingcomfortable cabins, delicious food and greatcamaraderie between guests and crew.We take in the Islands of the Inner and OuterHebrides and St Kilda..We will take you on a fascinating journey through

breathtaking scenery, spotting rare wildlife as you travel including guided tripsashore to get close to the amazing landscape, heritage and wildlife of theHebrides.For more information call us at Explore Mull (Quote EM-7)Tel: 01688 302875Web: www.exploremull.com

GLENGORM GARDENS:is nestledin theGlengormestate, itproducessome of

the islands finest homegrown vegas well as a large selection ofplants and flowers.The gardens and the garden shopare open everyday exceptChristmas day for the bestseasonalVeg, plants and flowers.Tel: 01688 301115

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LAGGAN SANDSPark on the small car parking areaopposite the Post Office in Lochbuie.Laggan Sands was voted the 9th bestbeach in the UK for wildlife spotting inThe Guardian travel section -July 2006.

Seals can often be seen offshoreand don’t forget to scan the cliffsaround the beach for Mull’s birdsof prey.Grid Reference NM 621 244.

INSPIRE WILD: Embark upon a land-basedwildlife adventure with Inspire Wild to discover thenatural heritage of the Isle of Mull (half day tour)and the real ‘Wild West’, the ArdnamurchanPeninsula (full day tour).Join us in the picturesque town of Tobermorywhere your journey will begin. Explore some ofScotland’s finest wild areas, searching for iconic

species such as Golden Eagle, White-tailed Eagle and Otter, from thecomfort of our people carrier.Visit some of Inspire Wild’s treasured wildlife hotspots, introducing you tothe natural history that makes its home here.Book at Explore MullTel: 01688 302875 Web: www.inspirewild.co.uk

ISLE OF MULL EXPERIENCE:With over 40 years experience of introducingpeople to the outdoors and an accredited guidewith the Scottish Tourist Guides AssociationMichael specialises in Wildlife and SpecialInterest tours here on Mull and in the ArgyllIslands. Whether you join one of his scheduledtours or commission a bespoke tour you are sureto have a day to remember. We are fully licensed and insured for private hireand standard day tours include packed lunch and refreshments.Tel: 01688 301195 Web: www.isleofmullexperience.co.uk

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The Basking Shark is the second largest fish in the world. With warmingwaters, these huge, yet benign ‘monsters’ are making a comeback in theseas around the Isle of Mull.In Summer, healthy numbers may be reported following plankton blooms,with sharks frequently seen from land in July and August.

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AM BIRLINN:Purpose built restaurant between Dervaigand Calgary serving excellent local produceand doorstep seafood in a relaxed, sociableatmosphere by warm and friendly staff.Wide range old and new world wines, localwhiskies and ales.Booking recommended. Courtesy transportmay be arranged.

Tel: 01688 400619Web:www.ambirlinn.com

THE ARGYLL HOTEL IONA:Enjoy delicious homemade soups, sandwichesand local mussels and seafood. Food anddrinks can be enjoyed outside on the lawn or inour cosy dining room.Open for light lunches from 5th March 2015,fully open from 30th March 2015.Tel: 01681700334Web: www.argyllhoteliona.co.uk

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Much of the meat sold in therestaurants on Mull isproduced by local farmersaround the island, many ofwhich sell direct to the publicthrough local shops andProducer’s Markets.Most of the seafood to befound on the menu is caughtdaily in surrounding watersand delivered fresh to yourtable. It is also sold at theProducer’s Markets andother local outlets.

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MACGOCHANSis the heartbeat of Tobermory and theScottish Licence Trades independentpub and bar of the year 2014.Macgochans sits in the picturesqueTobermory harbour on the Island of Mull.We have 4 uniquely designed spacesserving the best produce the island hasto offer. Creel caught langoustines, rope

grown island mussels; fresh scallops and island reared beef are just some ofthe items we are proud to serve.Tel: 01688 302350.Web: www.macgochans-tobermory.co.uk

SMITHY HOUSE PENNYGAEL :Come and enjoy freshly preparedsandwiches and home cooked soupsas well as fresh scones and jam and aselection of home-made cakes. Wheatand dairy free products are alsoavailable. Everything is home-cookedusing local produce where possible.Admire the beautiful view across LochScridain whilst having lunch outside.Tel: 01681 704034

THE KEEL ROW: A traditional highland pub andrestaurant in the heart of Fionnphort with stunningviews across the bay to Iona. The perfect place toenjoy a drink, sample our coffee, home baking andenjoy a relaxing lunch or an evening meal.Open every day from 12 noon.Tel: 01681 700458

Explore the stunning Clyde and Hebridean islands with award winningCaledonian MacBrayne.

Packed with history, culture, outdoor adventure, wildlife and stunningscenery, Scotland’s islands are just waiting to be discovered.

We offer a fantastic range of ticket options including Island Hoppingtickets, which allow you to visit more than one island in one trip.

Call: 0800 066 5000 or 01475 650 397

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