Tobermory, Isle of Mull
£470 per week
Sleeps 4
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* Double bedroom * Twin bedroom with ensuite shower/toilet (this room can be closed off if required) * Living room with TV and DVD player * Bathroom with shower, toilet and bath * Self catering kitchen with table that seats 4, fridge, cooker, oven, microwave, toaster, kettle, washing machine, tumble dryer * High chair and Cot available (Please provide your own linen for the cot) * Tea and coffee facilities * WI-FI internet * Hairdryer, Ironing facilities * Pretty garden and patio * Parking * Bed linen, towels and tea towels are included in the price * Heating and power will be provided at no extra cost 
Address Driftwood, 1 Breadalbane Lane, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, PA756QP More information Located in the picturesque town of Tobermory (where the popular TV show Balamory is filmed) only a three minute walk from our famous colourful main street. Driftwood is a peaceful oasis situated off Breadlabane Lane, set back from Breadalbane Street in upper Tobermory. There is no through traffic and the small enclosed garden is ideal for a family with children. This holiday cottage is a private and attractive modern development having recently been decorated in neutral tones with private parking for 2 vehicles. Tariff Available to rent weekly ~ £470 per week Please check booking calender for special offers. Please click here to view our Conditions of Booking Children and Babies welcome. In line with Scottish policy, the cottage is non smoking. Sorry, no pets. You will need to collect the keys from the office at Arle Lodge which is on the way to Driftwood Booking Calender Arrival date - Departure date 1st July - 4th July ~ Available SPECIAL OFFER! 3 nights for £200 4th July - 11th July ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 11th July - 18th July ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 18th July - 25th July ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 25th July - 1st August ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 1st August - 8th August ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 8th August - 15th August ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 15th August - 22nd August ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 22nd August - 29th August ~ Sorry, this week is Booked 29th August - 5th September ~ Available We also have more accommodation near Tobermory at Arle Lodge (one night stays available), click here to see our website: www.arlelodge.co.uk Directions to the Office at Arle Lodge The office is on the way to Driftwood. If you are coming from the Fishnish or Craignure ferries head towards Tobermory. Drive straight through the village of Salen and on for 5 miles. (Do not turn off at Aros mains) Arle Lodge is on the right hand side of the road and is well signposted. Directions to Driftwood Approaching Tobermory from the Craingure Road, when you get to the mini roundabout at the top of Tobermory, go straight over and take first right. Go for 200 yards and where Breadalbane Street turns right, go straight ahead up a small hilly lane. As you pass the Telecom building on the left, take the next turn left and drive a few yards to the end where you will see the magnolia coloured gable end of a cottage in front of you, this is Driftwood self-catering Holiday Cottage. Please park at right angles to this building.  Please click on the images to enlarge Testimonials "Thank you for your lovely accommodation. We have been very comfortable and we have had a very happy week on Mull" ~ Malcolm "Driftwood had everything we needed to have a lovely family holiday" ~ Alex Things to see and do on Mull The second largest island in the the Inner Hebrides, Mull is reached by a forty-five minute vehicle ferry from Oban. There are also sailings from Lochaline on Morvern and Kilchoan on the Ardnamurchan peninsula. Moorings are available at the local pontoon. There is a small airstrip at Glenforsa suitable for private aircraft and a train service from Glasgow to Oban that connects with the ferry. Due to it's colourful houses, the harbour town of Tobermory was the filming location of the television series 'Balamory'. The town is a popular tourist destination and provides an excellent range of dining, cultural and shopping opportunities. There is a medical centre, churches, a high school with a primary section, and good sports facilities including a nine-hole golf course with spectacular views down the Sound of Mull. The Isle of Mull boasts extraordinary and diverse scenery. From the dramatic Gribun cliffs and the shark-fin peak of Ben More to the white sands at Calgary Bay. A multitude of sea lochs give Mull over 500km of coastline to be explored by kayaks, divers, yachts, or on land by foot or mountain bike. The awe-inspiring landscape is also a strong draw for artists. Accompanying the varied scenery is the diverse range of wildlife. Mull is home to a variety of rare birds including white-tailed sea eagles, golden eagles, and hen harriers. The island is famous for its roaming herds of red deer, and otters may be seen playing in the secluded bays. Whale and Dolphin trips are a favourite with tourists. There are also trips to the Treshnish Isles to visit the local seal and Puffin populations or to Staffa to admire the geology of the basalt columns at Fingal's Cave. Remember to book the ferry in good time -Caledonian McBrayne Tel: 08000 66 5000 or (01631) 566688 ~ "Find yourself in the warmth of our Highland hospitality" Hannah Morris and Alan Greenway Arle Lodge Aros Isle of Mull, PA72 6JS Tel: +44 (0) 1680 300299 
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Puffins Click on the images to see more  Red deer Click on the images to see more |