Isle of Mull

The Isle of Mull is the 3rd largest of the islands in the Hebrides and is a very popular visitor destination boasting a fascinating history, geology and natural history.  It has a coastline of over 300 miles, although a small population of nearly 3000.  Central Mull is  mountainous and Ben More, its only Munro (3,169') is a particular favourite for 'Munro Baggers' - as you climb every inch of the mountain from sea-level. 
Mull has an abundant wildlife - both fauna and flora, and this is a strong attraction for visitors; land and sea based wildlife trips are available - including Whale watching.  Mull's world famous geology attracts both professionals and amateurs alike and day trips can be taken with local geologists.
For the younger visitor, a visit to Tobermory, the home of 'Balamory' is a must!

Mull Tour Guides:

David Greenhalgh: Coach Tours, Driver Guiding, Walking Tours, Taxiing
Tel: 01681 700507
email: david@aitga.co.uk
website: www.mullionataxi.co.uk  

Chris Jones: Coach Tours, Driver Guiding, Walking Tours
Tel: +47 41665057
email: chris@aitga.co.uk

Alastair MacKellar: Coach Tours, Walking Tours (History)
Tel: 01681 700395
email: alastair@aitga.co.uk