Cill-Mhoire Self Catering Lodges on Mull

Cill-Mhoire self catering lodges make an ideal base to explore the beautiful Isle of Mull. Our lodges have all the amenities that you would expect and more and are set in the extensive gardens of our own home outside the village of Dervaig.

Just over half an hour of driving takes you to the town of Tobermory, the main town and ferry terminal on Mull with shops of all shapes and sizes.

A self catering break on the Isle of Mull gives our visitors the flexibility to enjoy the island and to come and go as they please, from a few days to a few weeks, the island can provide everything you need.

We are a family owned business looking after and maintaining Cill-Mhoire lodges personally, with access to a village store, post office and a hotel serving excellent food throughout the day. The village market, held within easy walking distance, is well stocked with local produce as well as crafts.

We operate a No Smoking policy in the lodges in line with current Scottish legislation.

We accept dogs, with well behaved owners, subject to certain conditions. Please discuss when booking.

We look forward to meeting you and trust that you will enjoy your stay at 'Cill-Mhoire' Self Catering Lodges and the Isle of Mull.

The Island of Mull

The Isle of Mull is a place to unwind, to enjoy peace and tranquillity, breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife and a variety of activities including cycling, diving, fishing, pony trekking, sightseeing and walking.

Wildlife seen and enjoyed by visitors each year include buzzards, dolphins, golden eagles, otters, porpoise, red deer, sea eagles, seals and whales as well as many other species of birds and plant life.

Take trips across to Iona, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles, walk on deserted white beaches, visit ruined villages, ride the Torosay train and visit the Mull Museum.

Book yourself on one of the wildlife trips available by boat and road on the island by specialist and experienced operators such as Turus Mara or Discover Mull.

Enjoy the local cuisine, often based on local produce in the many restaurants around the island.

Browse in craft shops selling goods by local craftsmen and visit galleries showcasing local artists.

If you are looking for peace and tranquillity amongst spectacular scenery with the opportunity to do as you please, then look no further.

Availability may be seen and and direct bookings made online via The Visit Scotland Website