Plan your visit to the Isle of Mull
Discover what to see, where to go, and how to make the most of your time on Mull
We’re Isle of Mull Leisure
Whether you’re planning a short break, a wildlife trip or a longer stay, we aim to bring together everything you need to explore the Scottish Isle of Mull with confidence. From ferry travel and getting around, to places to eat, visit and experience, you’ll find clear, practical information to help you plan your trip.
Everything on our site is about the local community — helping you discover independent businesses, local experiences and the people that make Mull such a special place to visit. Owned and run by locals ensuring harmony on our beautiful island home.
Spotlight on Isle of Mull Cottages
Finding the right place to stay is a big part of planning your trip. Isle of Mull Cottages brings you a wide range of self-catering options from across the island, from cosy retreats to larger properties for families and groups — making it easier to find somewhere that suits your plans.
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Getting to Mull
Mull is located off the West coast of Scotland, and is part of the Inner Hebrides.
Find out how to reach the island, including ferry routes, travel options and what to expect when you arrive. It doesn’t matter which way you choose to travel, as long as you get here safely.
Calmac Ferries.
Whether you are travelling from Oban, Lochalaine or Kilchoan, you can book directly through their website, over the phone or by going into the ferry terminal booking office.
Remember to book well in advance and always check for updates.
Click below to visit the website, or or call on: 0800 066 5000
Island Bus Services
For travel around the island make sure to check out the current time tables and fares for our buses. They run in line with the ferries so you aren’t left standing around.
Visit our local bus operator, West Coast Motors, below – or call on 01586 552319
Driving on Mull
We understand that many visitors will not be used to our single track roads, or may simply want to take their time to enjoy the scenery. All we ask is that you please respect the locals who need to get to work, pick up their children from school and have to get to where they need to be. There are passing places roughly every 500 yards, always pull over to your left and let drivers pass in a safe and sensible way.
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Save on fuel, relax on the train.
Whether it’s your first trip to Mull or you regularly visit, the picturesque journey through the Highlands is just the start of your holiday. With all the trains coinciding with the ferries, the five minute walk from Oban train station to the Calmac ferry terminal is stress free.
For information and to book your tickets:
Supporting local businesses on Mull
This guide is designed to help visitors experience the very best of Mull while supporting the local businesses and communities that make the island unique.
By choosing local places to eat, visit and explore, you’re contributing directly to a thriving and welcoming island community.
Things to do, places to visit
Explore wildlife experiences, boat trips, walks, tours and must-see attractions across Mull. From Tobermory’s colourful harbour to quiet coastal spots, discover where to go during your stay.
Food & drink
Find local places to eat and drink, from cafés and restaurants to fresh, local produce.
Where to stay
If you prefer to stay in a hotel then use this link to select the highest rated hotels on the island.
What’s happening?
The island is brimming with events from small, regular weekly markets to popular annual festivals. Check in with our calendar to see what’s happening during your visit!