Welcome to the Mull and Iona Travel Blog, your gateway to discovering the best of island life. Whether you're planning a visit or already exploring the Hebrides, our blog offers practical guides, local insights, and seasonal tips to help you make the most of your time on Mull and Iona. In addition to travel advice, you'll find articles on wildlife watching, beach walks, family activities, and accommodation options. As a result, you can plan your trip with confidence and discover hidden gems along the way.
10 Common Mistakes First-Time Visitors Make on the Isle of Mull
Planning your first trip to the Isle of Mull? Avoid common mistakes, from confusing single-tra..
A Binman’s View of Mull: The Story of Colin Morrison
When most people picture a binman’s day, they imagine early starts, clanging bins, and the s..
The Scottish Hot Toddy: A Traditional Comfort and Cure
The Hot Toddy is more than just a drink; it is a beloved traditional Scottish remedy, long rel..
Highland Cow Advent Calendar 2025: 24 Days of Festive Hairy Coos
This Highland Cow Advent Calendar is a full-blown festive spectacle. Each of its 24 compartmen..
Can You Get Married on the Isle of Mull? Your Insider Guide to Planning a Perfect Hebridean Wedding
Can you get married on the Isle of Mull? Yes, and it is one of the most flexible and scenic pl..
Island Essentials: Test Your Knowledge of Mull and Iona
Welcome to the Mull & Iona Trivia Challenge These two islands are absolute gems of the ..
Choosing between Mull and Skye: A Practical Guide to Picking the Right Island for Your Visit
Skye and Mull are both unmistakably Hebridean but they deliver very different visits. One isla..
Norse Place Names of Mull and Iona: Origins and Meanings
The Isle of Mull and its surrounding islets preserve a rich legacy of Norse settlement through..
Mull at Christmas: Lights, Markets, Food and Island Traditions
A Season Shaped by Place Mull at Christmas brings a unique blend of island charm and festiv..
15 Gaelic Place Names of Mull: Origins, Meanings, and Local History
Tobermory Gaelic name: Tobar Mhoire Meaning: “Mary’s Well” — named after a sacre..