Newdale lies only 1½ miles from
Tobermory (about 20 mins. walk) on the road to Dervaig. It combines the
advantages of being in the Scottish countryside with the benefits of close
proximity to the town. Tobermory has pubs and restaurants which cater for
most tastes, often with live music. Newdale campsite is positioned beside a
picturesque burn and woodland. Facilities include: toilets, hot water,
showers, spaces for tents, touring caravans and camper vans, including hard
standing. Ample parking. Electric hook-ups ( 5 ) are also available ( £2.00
per night) but space is limited and booking is essential. A £10 deposit is
requested to secure a hook-up.
Tent bookings are not
normally necessary, but you are welcome to get in touch to check
availability. Parties of 2 tents or more are advised to book in advance and
secure a space with a small deposit.
Pleasantly situated at the upper
end of Tobermory, with Tobermory Bay and the Sound of Mull in the distance,
Tobermory Holidays offers holiday accommodation to suit most people's needs
and budget. We are 2 minutes walk from Tobermory Golf Club and within 5 to
10 minutes comfortable walk of eating places and the town centre. There is
pleanty of evening entertainment in Tobermory and a variety of activities
for the whole family throughout the day, All of this within a most beautiful
island setting where peace reigns supreme.
The converted barn offers a
variety of flats and bed-sits to suit singles, couples, small and larger
families or groups (from 2 to 7 people). Everything that the holiday maker
is likely to need is conveniently on site. The flats are well equipped with
essentials such as; colour television, cooker, fridge, microwave and extra
heating if required. Laundry facilities are available and a public telephone
is provided for our guests. All linen including bedding, towels, dish towels
is provided. Cots and baby equipment is also available and we supply
equipment for those who want to bring the family pet too. We aim to take the
slog out of self-catering holidays and create the impression of "from home
to home".
Calum and Jean offer you a warm
Highland welcome here at Lonan Bed and Breakfast, Tobermory, Isle of Mull.
Our detached house is situated in Upper Tobermory. You can stroll down to
the much-photographed harbour in a few minutes - and for Balamory fans, you
will pass Josie Jump's House along the way!
Whether you are staying for
one night or longer we hope that you will leave the island refreshed and
contented - Mull is truly a magical and enchanted isle, rich with scenery
and wildlife. Holidaying on Mull is a holiday unlike others - from whale to
eagle watching, trekking up Ben More, discovering ruined villages and
Standing Stone Circles - even playing a round of golf on the spectacular 9
Hole Course overlooking the Sound of Mull. And of-course, there are diverse
visitor attractions - castles, wildlife centres and the only railway in the
Western Isles which links between Craignure and Torosay Castle. Mull also
provides many cultural activities - a vibrant Arts Centre and Theatre, and
an excellent range of restaurants and inns - many in Tobermory. We operate a
no smoking and no pets policy.
We are 5 miles from the quaint
little fishing town of Tobermory where there is a good selection of shops,
restaurants, a bank, lovely public houses and a garage. To the south of Arle
Lodge is the village of Salen, which has a couple of shops, a hotel/bar, and
a petrol station.
The Lodge is a modern, well
equipped building with a large fully fitted kitchen with cooker, microwave,
fridge etc and ample hot water. All crockery and cutlery are provided and
provisions may be purchased locally. We have a drying room for your wet
clothes. The large sitting room doubles as a lecture room, which makes Arle
Lodge the perfect location for college study groups, art courses and even
religious retreats. The sleeping quarters consist of two ensuite family
rooms (one with a double and 3 singles and the other with a double and 2
singles) and eight twin rooms, (4 ensuites). Z-beds can be added to most
rooms. If you require a double bed, it is possible to push 2 single beds
together in some of the rooms, please mention this on booking.
Brockville bed and breakfast
accommodation, is a modern home set on the peaceful hillside of Tobermory,
Isle of Mull, enjoying views across the town and "over the water" to the
Morvern hills. Charming Tobermory harbour with its brightly painted shops
and houses are only 5 mins walk down the hill (perhaps a few minutes longer
on the return journey, after a dram or two!)
Our rooms are comfortably
furnished from new, with many extras, all designed to make your stay a
little more special. We have two superior sized en-suite bedrooms; one
double and one twin-bedded, which we have furnished as bed-sitting rooms.
They are called "Drimnin"and "Tobermory"after the areas they overlook.
Perfectly situated on
Tobermory’s Main Street overlooking Calve Island and The Sound of Mull to
the Hills of Morvern and beyond, Harbour Guest House is the ideal place to
base your holiday on Mull. Tobermory is a very popular holiday destination
for those wishing to seek peace and quiet or take part in one of the many
outdoor activities which the Isle of Mull has to offer; fishing, walking,
cycling and golf.
Tobermory harbour is stunning
in the Summer time when an array of boats can be viewed on the water. We
have a variety of rooms available; Single, Double, Twin and Family Rooms
sleeping 3 or 4. Most rooms offer En-suite or Private Facilities. Please
click on the images on the right hand side of the page for examples of some
of the rooms available. We hope to provide all you need for a comfortable
stay.
Cuidhe Leathain (pronounced
coo-lane) and roughly translated from the Gaelic as MacLean's Corner, is a
traditional Highland house within the conservation area of Tobermory, the
Isle of Mull. From being a fine 19th Century family home, it became a highly
esteemed grocer's and draper's and at one time, what is now the sitting room
was the doctor's surgery. As the doctor was also the dentist, there are
locals who still recall the terror of setting foot over the threshold. The
house has been restored and refurbished and is once again a fine family
home. Both the guest sitting and dining rooms have original Victorian
fireplaces and are furnished with a wealth of paintings and photographs.
Bed and Breakfast at Cuidhe
Leathain not only means the best in beds, but also the best in breakfasts -
In addition to a choice of fruit juices and cereals, fresh fruit, fruit
compote and yoghurt are provided and the porridge is made just the way
Jeannette was taught by her Granny Morrison. There are Loch Fynne Kippers
and Tobermory Smoked Trout, as well as eggs, whichever way you want them,
with choice of full Scottish grill. You choose and we provide.
Fairways Lodge enjoys a
magnificent position between the third and fourth fairways of Tobermory Golf
Course, widely recognized as one of the most scenic in the whole of
Scotland. There are uninterrupted views across the fourth and fifth fairways
to Tobermory Bay, Calve Island and along the Sound of Mull, with the distant
mountains sweeping down to the ever changing waters. The view is an ever
changing delight of light and colour, all from the comfort of our luxurious
Bed and Breakfast.
Fairways Lodge Bed and
Breakfast has 5 en-suite bedrooms: 2 family suites, 1 sleeping 6, 1 sleeping
3. 1 double bedroom and 2 twin bedrooms. Accommodating 15 people in total.
extra beds can be made available.
Carnaburg Hotel is situated
on the main street of Tobermory. The Hotel, our fully licenced lounge and
Restaurant - Bistro, and most of the bedrooms, fully overlook Tobermory bay.
One of the most beautiful natural harbours in the world.
The town itself, a small
picturesque fishing port, built clustered around the bay offers a range of
activities, such as: loch and sea fishing, golfing, cycling, and
professionally run wildlife and sealife safaris. For those who enjoy walking,
spectacular scenery and photography, not to mention climbing, Mull is
definitely the place for you.
Situated on the Northern tip of
the Isle of Mull near Tobermory, Glengorm Castle overlooks the Atlantic and
has views over 60 miles to the Outer Hebrides and Islands of Skye, Rhum and
Canna. The Castle was built in 1860 and sits at the headland of Glengorm's
vast area of coastline, forestry, lochs and hills. Glengorm truly stands
apart from the surrounding Western Isles -already known for its dramatic
scenery - due to its tranquillity and sheer natural beauty.
All cottages and flats have
electric convector heaters in all the rooms. The estate will provide fire
wood for open fires. Bed linen, towels and tea towels are provided. We
always ensure that the accommodation is clean, tidy and welcoming and ask
you to leave it as you find it. All flats and cottages are equipped with
vacuums, brooms and cleaning materials for this purpose. A deposit of 25% of
the rent is payable within 2 weeks of booking and the balance to be paid
four weeks before your holiday commences. Cots can be provided, but please
bring your own bedding. Guests wishing to accommodate more than the number
stated may do so at an additional charge, which is noted on our price list.
Victoria
Cottage is an original stone cottage about 150 years
old and one of the original 19th century buildings in
Tobermory. It is situated above the bay close to all
of the town's amenities, which are within a few
minutes walk. The cottage has been refurbished inside
and out and many traditional features of the Scottish
style have been retained, such as the window shutters
in the main downstairs rooms. The cottage is extremely
spacious offering guests the opportunities for wining
and dining together as well as quiet corners for
bookworms and spaces for study or quiet reflection.
The cottage has a 3 STAR "Visit Scotland"
self-catering grading awarded in April 2003.
The
cottage is extremely comfortable. It is equally
suitable as a retreat for a peaceful break, for
unwinding and for relaxation. There is a good
collection of books in the house together with a
colour TV, video player and CD player. The heating is
supplemented by the open coal fire in the lounge (which
also heats the water) and the stove in the kitchen.
Coal is included in the weekly rental fee.
