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Salen & South East Mull

Gateway to Exploration: Salen & South East Mull

The central and eastern shores of Mull welcome you to Salen and South East Mull, a strategically located area offering a perfect blend of accessibility and unspoiled natural beauty. Dominated by the charming village of Salen, this region provides a convenient hub with essential services, sitting at a narrow point on the island perfect for exploring both north and south. Its coastline along the Sound of Mull is dotted with scenic spots, providing stunning views towards the Scottish mainland.

This diverse area extends to include significant historical sites and natural wonders. From the ancient ruins near Aros to the tranquil shores of Lochdon and the rugged wilderness around Lochbuie and Loch Spelve, there’s a wealth of landscapes to discover. The ferry ports of Craignure and Fishnish make South East Mull a primary arrival point for visitors, setting the stage for easy exploration of the island’s many attractions. Wildlife flourishes here, with opportunities for birdwatching and spotting seals along the tranquil lochs.

Whether you’re seeking a central base for your Mull adventures, desiring peaceful coastal walks, or keen to explore dramatic sea lochs, Salen and South East Mull offers it all. Its mix of convenient villages, rich history, and stunning natural environments makes it an ideal choice for a varied island holiday. Experience the captivating beauty and accessible wilderness that defines this picturesque region of Mull.

Locations

Ardnacross

Ardura

Aros

Ballygown

Craignure

Dalnaha

Fishnish

Garmony

Glenforsa

Grasspoint

Gruline

Inverlussa

Kilbrennan

Knock

Lagganulva

Lochbuie

Lochdon

Pennygown

Salen

Scallastle

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