Travel Guide Mull

2 900 inhabitants. Mull offers almost everything you can dream of and imagine from Scotland: mountains that taquinent clouds, glens populated with eagles and deer, coves of white sand where seals, vertical cliffs without age, small coloured ports and a true postcard decor. There is even a medieval castle and distillery, so as not to derogate from the national rule… We go there for its shining landscapes and it's hard not to fall in love. This crazy island displays figures that speak for themselves: 875 km ² of green nature, 480 kilometres of déchiquetéed coastline, majestic peaks up to 966 metres and all for barely three inhabitants in km ². It has the second largest area of the Interior Hebrides after Skye, its neighbour to the north. The latter has increased popularity, but you will find here an alternative or more busy alternative.