Tobermory

Located on the main street, with local shops, bars and restaurants close by, Tobermory Youth Hostel sits on one of Scotland’s most colourful and attractive harbours.

The hostel offers guests a range of comfortable but basic accommodation from private rooms to shared dorms, some with sea views. None of the rooms are en-suite but shower and washroom facilities are available in the hostel.

WiFi access is free for all guests and other facilities include; a well-equipped self-catering kitchen, a comfortable lounge, a laundry, drying room and a small enclosed garden to the rear. Parking is on the main street, but there’s also a car and coach park five minutes’ walk away at the end of Main Street. Currently parking in Tobermory is free.

Curving round a sheltered bay Tobermory is an ideal holiday location for wildlife watchers, hill walkers, seafood enthusiasts - and families. It’s also a great place to base yourself for exploring other areas of the island, whether on bike or on foot.

‘Wee Breakfast’ available (Please remember to pre-book).  

The hostel is also available for exclusive private rental.

Why stay?

• Harbour front location with sea views
• Fantastic local food & drink
• Friendly team with expert local knowledge
• A budget option for families, hillwalkers and wildlife enthusiasts
• Licensed, serving local beers and wine

Please remember to book your ferry before you travel.

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Curving round a sheltered bay Tobermory is an ideal holiday location for wildlife watchers, hill walkers, seafood enthusiasts - and families. It’s also a great place to base yourself for exploring other areas of the island, whether on bike or on foot.

Mull has many things to enjoy, including coastal and woodland walking, scuba diving and pony trekking. From here you can visit the Isle of Iona, sometimes known as the 'Cradle of Christianity' in Scotland, or take a trip to Staffa to see this geologically amazing island which inspired Mendelssohn to write 'Fingal's Cave' (The Hebrides overture).

Mull has 300 miles of dramatic coastline, from unspoilt beaches to historic castles and mountain peaks, waiting for you to explore by car, bike or on foot.

Take time to discover:

• Fresh local seafood at Café Fish in Tobermory
• Travel to Iona and visit the Abbey
• Go puffin watching on the Isle of Lunga
• Walk to Tobermory Lighthouse
• Enjoy a wee dram at the famous Tobermory Distillery
• Whale watching trips with Sea Life Surveys
• Visit Duart Castle
• Climb Ben More

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