Last weekend we went to the West Coast of Scotland. We spent Friday night in Oban (which is only 3h drive from Dundee) in Order to meet with our friend Elise. The next morning the 3 of us set off early to go to Mull. We took the A828, along Loch Linnhe, to Corran where we took a ferry to Ardgour.
Then we took the A861 and A 884 to Lochaline and took the ferry across to Mull.
The weather was perfect. We had lunch in the harbour in Tobermory before going to the cheesery (Just outside Tobermory, on the road going to Glengorm castle).
We had a walk at Glengorm castle, along the coast before touring the West coast of Mull.
The next day, We had booked a boat trip to Staffa, an island 10km west of Mull, well known for its basalt columns. It takes 1h to go there and we had 1h to spend on the island. We saw some birds, mainly cormorants, and, coming back, we saw some puffins having a swim (sorry no pictures).
We then spent the rest of the afternoon on Iona where Elise and Stephane had a swim.
In the evening we took the ferry back to Oban where we dropped Elise before coming back to Dundee.
we felt like we had spent a week there, it was so relaxing! The West coast of Scotland is amazing and well worth a visit (well, several I would say).
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My parents loved Mull and Iona - so much so that they named their boat Iona.
It looks like an amazing trip.
Looks fabulous! we should start a new VIsit Scotland blog with all our photos!
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