Landscape Photography Magazine

“The Isle of Mull personifies everything traditionally Scottish. The charm of the Island is evident as soon as you drive off the ferry onto winding single-track roads amidst unspoiled beauty; like time has stood still”

The Isle of Mull personifies everything traditionally Scottish. The charm of the Island is evident as soon as you drive off the ferry onto winding single-track roads amidst unspoiled beauty; like time has stood still.

It is the second largest island of the Inner Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland in the region of Argyll and Bute. With an area of 330 square miles, Mull is the fourth largest Scottish island. The residential population of Mull is approximately 2,700 and in the summer this increases through tourism. The capital is the picturesque Tobermory, where most of the population lives.

Mull has a coastline of 300 miles; its climate is moderated by the Gulf Stream and, like most of the Scottish west coast, is at the…