Duart Castle - as seen from the ferry.

Welcome to Craignure

Craignure is the main ferry terminal for the Isle of Mull.  Ferries run every two hours between Craignure and Oban - see the CalMac website for timetables.

Buses run from Craignure to Tobermory in the north of Mull right down to Fionnphort in the south.

▪ Bunessan ▪ Calgary ▪ Craignure ▪ Dervaig ▪ Fionnphort ▪ Iona ▪ Lochdon ▪ Salen ▪ Tobermory ▪ Ulva ▪ West Coast ▪

On the journey over from Oban, the first landmark of Mull that comes into view is Duart Castle - ancient seat of the Clan MacLean.  Once you've disembarked at Craignure, it's a short drive to the castle - bus tours are available if you don't have transport.

Another popular visitor attraction in this area is Torosay Castle, a victorian house with beautiful gardens and interiors.  A novel way to travel to Torosay is on the Mull railway, a narrow gauge track that runs from Craignure to the castle.

Mull railway, Craignure station.  The railway has both steam and diesel engines.  Click here for the railway's website.