Quinish Estate, Isle of Mull, Argyll, Scotland PA75 6QL

- tel/fax 01688400484 email enquiries@quinish.co.uk

A pack will be sent out to you on reservation indicating the fishing stretches, the summer house on the way to Quinish Point which you can use for picnics and other areas on Quinish I think you'll enjoy, together with ferry timetables and other outside activites.

Sport and Leisure

Muileach's are more then a little devoted to Fishing: loch, sea and bank fishing are all on offer. Eco tours: take the opportunity to explore the wild side of Mull, birdwatching, deer, stalking, sea trips to Fingals Cave, whale and dolphin watch, sea eagles, sailing and hawk handling are all available on the island. Golfing: there are 2 golf courses. Hiking: Mull has many trails that are well suited to it. Ben More is the highest peak and many tracks lead to old bronze age forts or standing stones. Riding: Pony treks are available. Rallying: The Mull Rally takes place in October. Just Kids: The Chocolate Factory and Pottery do kids mornings. There's a lot of things to do - try the Mull Little Theatre. An Tobar always have interesting exhibitions and events. There's also the Highland games, Salen Show, or Mull Distillery. Sandy Beaches: Calgery and Langamull are nearby.

Restaurants, Pubs, Shops & Produce Market

From the beginning of time Mull has been a farming and fishing community. Muileachs have access to fresh and high quality ingredients. A produce Market is held in Dervaig during the summer months. There is good pub and restaurants nearby Oysters beds on the other side of the island to Cuckoo inlet. You'll enjoy eating out or just mooching around.