Isle of Mull bed and breakfast accommodation in Dervaig

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The shortest route for those coming by car from the south is either by the M6/A74/M8/A82 to Crianlarich and Oban, or via Stirling and Callander to Crianlarich if travelling from the east coast. Whether you reach Oban by road or rail, the next stage is to take the car ferry to Craignure.

Alternatively, coming by way of Glencoe, Ballachulish Bridge and Corran Ferry, you can use the Lochaline - Fishnish car ferry: since this cannot be booked, at busy times you should not travel too late in the day. Timetables and other information can be obtained from Caledonian MacBrayne (Oban), Telephone 01631 562285. If you plan to take your car onto the Oban - Craignure ferry you should book both ways during the summer.

Which ever route you take towards Scotland's beautiful west coast you will pass through some of the most spectacular scenery in Britain.

If you are travelling from Oban to Craignure the you should turn right off the ferry linkspan and head towards Salen and Tobermory. If you are travelling on the Lochaline to Fishnish ferry you should travel up the ferry road to the T junction and then make a right turn towards Salen and Tobermory.

Having turned right you will eventually arrive at a village named Salen travel straight through the village towards Tobermory and in about half a mile you will be travelling alongside the river inlet with the water on your right. After about 500 mtrs the road goes sharp right over a bridge towards Tobermory and there is another road that goes straight on.

You should follow the road that goes straight on at the bridge, signposted for Dervaig. This road is eleven miles long and as you come to the far end of it you make a right turn, up the hill and the for Cuin Lodge and the Bellachroy Hotel is facing you. If you turn left at the tee junction and follow this road towards Calgary then you will find the Drovers Lodge approximately 2.5 miles from the tee junction on your left as you climb the hill. You should ignore the first junction on your left as this road goes to Torloisk (about half a mile from the T junction).

This information is taken from the local area transport guide which is published by Argyll & Bute Council. The full online guide which includes ferry and 'bus timetables can be found at the Mull & Iona Community Trust website.

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; Mull Accommodation Isle of Mull Bed & Breakfast Self Catering Mull Hotels			Inishkea Bed and Breakfast, Isle of Mull. Inishkea is situated by the picturesque village of Dervaig on the North West coast of the island of Mull. This is a new house in peaceful location with outstanding views over Loch Cuin and Glen Bellart.Holiday visitors looking for bed and breakfast on the Isle of Mull will have the opportunity to relax and enjoy the peaceful environment we have to offer.	Mull Attractions Duart Castle Glengorm Castle Torosay Castle Mull Railway Mull Art
			The Castle provides very special accommodation. It was built in 1860 and offers guests a wonderful place in which to relax. The interior is very warm and comforting. Log fires and a dram watching the sunset in the library is the perfect way to spend an evening. A colour brochure with further information and photos is available on request.

			Brockville bed and breakfast accommodation, is a modern home set on the peaceful hillside of Tobermory, Isle of Mull, enjoying views across the town and "over the water" to the Morvern hills. Charming Tobermory harbour with its brightly painted shops and houses are only 5 mins walk down the hill (perhaps a few minutes longer on the return journey, after dram or two!)





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Isle of Mull Bed and Breakfast Accommodation