The Mull and Iona food trail is based upon the ethos of promoting locally sourced foods with respect to both the environment and animal welfare. Over 40 suppliers showcase their goods, from seafood, award-winning Isle of Mull cheese, homemade Haggis and locally grown vegetables. Each summer there are food-related events entitled Moveable Feasts, which is worth checking out if you know your stuff.

For year-round walking join a guided walking group that provides not only walks but navigation training and wild camping. Every level is catered for, from strolls along the coast to scrambles along exposed ridges. Mull is also renowned for its diverse wildlife. Take a boat trip to spot seals, dolphins, and even whales in the surrounding waters. Mull is a paradise for birdwatchers, with puffins, sea eagles, and a variety of seabirds gracing the skies. Immerse yourself in the island's vibrant culture by visiting charming villages, ancient castles, and vibrant local markets. Indulge in delicious seafood fresh from the surrounding waters, paired with a traditional Scotch whisky. For those experienced enough a climb up Ben More, at 966 metres, to view the fantastic islands dotted around is something to behold.