Oban & Mull
Oban is a peaceful waterfront town on a delightful bay, with sweeping views to Kerrera and Mull.
Oban is a peaceful waterfront town on a delightful bay, with sweeping views to Kerrera and Mull.
From the rugged ridges of Ben More and the black basalt crags of Burg to the blinding white sand, rose-pink granite and emerald waters that fringe the Ross, Mull can lay claim to some of the finest and most varied scenery in the Inner Hebrides,...
The most southerly island of the Inner Hebrides, Islay (eye-lah) is best known for its single malt whiskies, which have a distinctive smoky flavour.
You can spot Inveraray long before you get here – its neat, whitewashed buildings stand out from a distance on the shores of Loch Fyne.
Tobermory, the island's main town, is a picturesque little fishing port and yachting centre with brightly painted houses arranged around a sheltered harbour, with a grid-patterned 'upper town'.
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