There’s no denying that the country of Scotland has some of the most stunning places of special interest when it comes to wildlife.

One of those places most renown for its wildlife tours is that of The Isle of Mull. An island just off the main west coast of Scotland, this is one place where you can sport a variety of rare birds and immense amounts of sea creatures at the same time!

Discover the Isle of Mull’s Feathered Friends

Known for its fantastic selection of birds, the Isle of Mull is home to:

• The Golden Eagle – A breathtaking sight when in mid-flight.
• The White-Tailed Eagle – Which is referred to as one of the Isles largest Raptors!
• The Hen Harrier – A rare form of bird of prey, similar in appearance to an owl.
• Songbirds
• Warblers
• Crossbills
• Waders
• Puffins

Discover the Isle of Mull’s Vivacious Sealife

• Eurasian Otters
• Atlantic Grey Seals
• Common Seals
• Whales
• Killer Whales
• Dolphins
• Basking Sharks

Discover the Isle of Mull’s Various Collection of Natures Best

• Reptiles
• Viviparous Lizards
• Slow Worms
• Adders
• Red Deer
• Fallow Deer
• Multiple Varieties of Dragonflies
• Various Species of Butterflies

Rounding off Your Wildlife Tour

No visit to The Isle of Mull would be complete without a trip to Burg. This is a historical area on the island which is under the care of Scotland’s National Trust and is renowned for its wilderness.

Positioned facing the Atlantic Oceans forces, Burg is a nature center, and reserve which is deemed a functional conservation area. A visit here perfectly rounds off an enjoyable trip to one of Scotland’s Treasures.

Where to Stay on the Isle of Mull

This beautiful island destination is home to plentiful accommodation choices. From hotels and bed and breakfast dwellings to self-catering cottages and stunning scenic camping areas, there’s something for every type of traveler.