Tobermory, Isle of Mull

Tobermory, Isle of Mull

Scotland

Introduction to Port

Discover Tobermory, where a colorful crescent of harbour-front houses, cafes, and shops welcomes cruise guests with a memory-making first impression that sets Tobermory apart from other ports. Nestled on Scotland's craggy Inner Hebrides and proudly the capital of Mull, Tobermory offers signature experiences that blend land and sea: a stroll to Mull Museum for island history, a boat tour to spot white-tailed and golden eagles overhead and dolphins and minke whales at the shoreline, and a whiskey tasting at Tobermory Distillery, one of Scotland's oldest from 1798. The town's colourfully daubed façades, famous from TV's Balamory, provide a charming backdrop as you wander to local cafes and shops. A beloved local legend about a sunken Spanish galleon adds a dash of mystery to the harbour waters. What sets Tobermory apart from other ports is the ease with which you can mix culture, wildlife and fine island produce, thanks to ship-friendly quay access that lets you linger ashore, and a choice of curated shore excursions led by knowledgeable local guides. Onboard services entice with Gaelic guided strolls, intimate behind-the-scenes tastings with Mull's producers, and flexible itinerary options that maximise time on land, while preserving the comfort and pace you expect from a modern cruise experience. All this makes Tobermory a welcome and memorable gateway to the Inner Hebrides, where every visit writes a new chapter in its living story.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Iconic harbour scenery
Colorful houses line Tobermory's charming harbour.
Wildlife and boat trips
Spot dolphins, whales, and eagles on local tours.
Mull Museum and history
Dive into Mull's history at the Mull Museum.
Tobermory Distillery tasting
Sample whiskey at the distillery established in 1798.