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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.
Your hosts are Robin
and Louise Harrowsmith who invite you to join them for your holiday on
the beautiful Tobermory Harbour Front.
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.
Mull is a haven for
Scottish wildlife and Tobermory is a great base from which to explore.
From the nesting sea-birds on Staffa and Lunga, to the golden and
white-tailed eagles on the hills; from the Red and Fallow deer to the
Highland Cattle roaming freely; from the Otters along the coast and
whales, dolphin and porpoise just off the coast, Mull can offer you
wildlife on land, in the air or at sea, just take your pick!
Tobermory harbour is stunning in the Summer time when an array of boats
can be viewed on the water.
If history is your thing, you could spend days just visiting historic
buildings and sites during your stay. Try visiting any one or more of
Torosay, Glengorm and Duart Castle, or some of the many standing stones
& circles dotted all over the island. We can regale you with myths and
tales of hidden caves and ruins and challenge you to seek them out! A
day trip to Iona to visit the Abbey and the stunning beaches of the
island is also a must for any trip to Mull.
Tobermory also hosts annual events such as the Mull & Iona Food Festival
and the renowned Mull Rally in October, many of these events filling all
available accommodation on the island so check your dates and book early
for these!
More recently of course, Tobermory has become famous as the location of
the BBC children's television program 'Balamory' which features the
harbour front and some houses in Upper Tobermory too.
Whenever you visit Tobermory, you can be assured that the locals will
offer a warm welcome and a good craic can be had by all in the local
hostelries!
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