Duart Castle
Seat of Clan MacLean above the Sound of Mull; the castle dates from the 13th century and was restored from ruin in 1911.
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Tobermory harbour, Duart Castle, Calgary Bay and boat trips to the Treshnish Isles
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Most visitors arrive at Craignure, 45 minutes by ferry from Oban, where Duart Castle, the seat of Clan MacLean, stands on its headland a short drive away. The road north follows the Sound of Mull past the ruins of Aros Castle at Salen to Tobermory, the island's main town, with its row of painted houses, a distillery and the volunteer-run Mull Museum.
West of Tobermory, single-track roads lead to Glengorm Castle and the sands of Calgary Bay. Ben More, Mull's only Munro, rises above Loch na Keal, and from Ulva Ferry boats sail to Ulva, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, where Lunga's seabird colony includes puffins from spring to midsummer.
Lo más destacado
Si solo se dispone de unas horas, estos son buenos lugares por los que empezar.
Seat of Clan MacLean above the Sound of Mull; the castle dates from the 13th century and was restored from ruin in 1911.
Mull's main town, a harbour of painted houses along Main Street; about 1,045 people lived here in 2022.
Single malt whisky and gin distillery on the Tobermory waterfront; it also makes the peated Ledaig whiskies.
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Volunteer-run museum of the island's history on Tobermory's Main Street; free entry, open March to the end of October.
A 19th-century listed country house at the end of a dead-end road about 6 km north-west of Tobermory.
Sandy bay with machair on the north-west coast; the hamlet gave its name to Calgary in Canada.
Cómo orientarse
The map shows Tobermory and Mull and the streets around it. The Getting there page lists nearby stops and stations.
Consejos de primera mano
CalMac recommends vehicle reservations on the Oban to Craignure route, especially in summer.
Most of Mull's roads are single track with passing places, so journeys take longer than the distance suggests.
Turus Mara runs Treshnish Isles trips from April to the end of July and Staffa trips from Easter to October. Ulva Ferry has no public transport.
The Mull Museum is open from March to the end of October and entry is free, though it relies on donations.
Consejos de la redacción de Britlens
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