Calgary Beach — Attraction in Scotland

There's a reason Calgary Bay is one of the top tourist destinations on Mull. Tucked away about 45 minutes (yes, seriously) along single track road from Tobermory, or just over an hour from Craignure this gorgeous beach spot looks out onto stunning headland and backs on to woodland and a small protected area of dune habitat for birds and plants. There is a car park at the North end of the beach, paid by donation, with a small snack facility (not during covid). At the southern end over a small stream is a camping area and small locally maintained public loos, handy if you've been in the sea! We drove from Craignure to Tobermory via the loop road which passes through Calgary, and it made for an unforgettable first day tour of Mull for my...

Lovely beach, very wide and sandy. If it is a warm day it is good for a paddle. The biggest issue is that the toilets are a very long walk from the carpark and people let their dogs chase the wildlife. It's the most well-known on Mull so busier than some others, but big enough for you not to feel too crowded. The carpark isn't huge but we've never had a problem parking.

It's not my favourite beach on Mull (maybe even my least favourite?), because I think it has less character than some of the other beaches we visited and it can get busy. The camping...

A stunning beach on the North West coast of Mull. A beautiful spot, but getting there is a little tricky. Single track road, however plenty of passing spaces. We started our day getting the 9.40am ferry from Oban and travelled north to Tobermory and then on around the stunning coastal route to Iona, then back to Fishnish to the car ferry to Lochaline, then on to Fort William. A lot of driving, but if you dont mind that the scenery is spectacular. Arrived at...