Private cottage with bunkbeds on the Isle of Mull.
On the beautiful Ross of Mull these newly renovated bunkrooms provide self-catering accommodation for exclusive use for small groups and families with a minimum stay of 3 nights.
Located less than a mile from the village of Fionnphort, the location is an ideal base for exploring the dramatic cliffs, white shell-sand beaches and unspoilt natural environment of the Ross of Mull Peninsula whilst experiencing the superb wildlife and rich history of the island. Fionnphort is the ferry port for Iona, as well as the point for day trips to the islands of Staffa and Lunga in the Treshnish Isles.
The cottage sleeps 1- 8 guests in two bunkrooms each with their own bathroom. The bunkrooms have a well-equipped kitchen and a spacious sitting/dining room with a woodburner and a stunning view over Loch Pottie (Loch Poit na h-I). There is space for parking and outdoor equipment.
Just outside is a standing stone which is reputed to have been erected as one of a series of signposts to the Isle of Iona.
For larger groups, Achaban House next door provides luxury accommodation for up to 14 guests in 6 bedrooms for a combined group of up to 22 guests.
Ross of Mull Bunkrooms are located less than a mile from the ferry link to Iona at Fionnphort. Ideal for exploring the superb wildlife, rich history & shell-sand beaches of the Ross of Mull, so loved by outdoor enthusiasts.
Perfect for day trips to Staffa, the Treshnish Isles & Iona.
There are two 4 bed bunk rooms, a well-equipped kitchen, woodburner and stunning views.
On the beautiful Ross of Mull these newly renovated bunkrooms provide self-catering accommodation for exclusive use for small groups and families with a minimum stay of 3 nights.
Located less than a mile from the village of Fionnphort, the location is an ideal base for exploring the dramatic cliffs, white shell-sand beaches and unspoilt natural environment of the Ross of Mull Peninsula whilst experiencing the superb wildlife and rich history of the island. Fionnphort is the ferry port for Iona, as well as the point for day trips to the islands of Staffa and Lunga in the Treshnish Isles.
The cottage sleeps 1- 8 guests in two bunkrooms each with their own bathroom. The bunkrooms have a well-equipped kitchen and a spacious sitting/dining room with a woodburner and a stunning view over Loch Pottie (Loch Poit na h-I). There is space for parking and outdoor equipment.
Just outside is a standing stone which is reputed to have been erected as one of a series of signposts to the Isle of Iona.
For larger groups, Achaban House next door provides luxury accommodation for up to 14 guests in 6 bedrooms for a combined group of up to 22 guests.
Flexible rates from £50 - £160 depending on number of guests, time of year and length of stay.
Booking:
Book online or get in touch for more information.
Directions:
From the ferry port at Craignure turn left and follow the A849 across the south west of the island for 34 miles. The bunkrooms are one mile before Fionnphort and are signposted from this road on the right.
Public Transport :
There are buses from Craignure ferry port to the Ross of Mull. The driver will stop at the Ross of Mull Bunkrooms. Request when getting your ticket.
Explore the ancient grasslands on the Isle of Mull
May 10th 2023
The land around Fionnphort has been worked for countless generations, creating the familiar Hebridean patchwork of wildflower meadow, crops and grazing land, home to an amazing variety of plants and birds. It offers quiet sanctuary to wildlife and humans. Visit the bunkrooms to explore this and much more.
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Escape to the Isle of Mull this Easter
February 20th 2021
Stay at the enchanting Ross of Mull Bunkrooms. Book this 8-bed cottage for the exclusive use of your group. You’ll be amazed at what great value for money it is. The setting is picturesque with an outdoor eating area and parking. It is less than a mile from Fionnphort, for visiting Iona, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles.
The living and dining areas are spacious and furnished in a contemporary style; the self-catering kitchen is well-equipped; there are two new bathrooms and the two bedrooms each have four single bunk beds.
Mull is a Hebridean island with few settlements and large areas of open wilderness populated by both rare and common wildlife. During our few winter days on the island we spotted Otters playing in the bright waters of a sea loch, Whooper Swans, Deer, a Hen Harrier, and a Heron, not to mention the free roaming sheep and Hairy Coos.