Pretty UK seaside town where sea meets the mountains in gorgeous cove You may have never heard of this idyllic seaside town - but it may look familiar.
History buffs can spend the day at the Mull Museum, a free-entry exhibition into the lives of locals and history of the island, or explore the nearby Glengorm Castle - built back in 19th century.
Kids will be entertained for hours at the Mull Aquarium, which is currently having a huge refurbishment, while those eager to try a wee dram of whiskey can check out the highly-reviewed Tobermory Distillery.
"A 9-hole golf course sits in the cliff tops above Tobermory Bay offering a tough challenge with spectacular, panoramic views across to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula and, on a clear day, the Isle of Skye.".
Forming part of the The Inner Hebrides, an archipelago off the west coast of mainland Scotland, the Island of Mull is one of the country's largest islands.
