Discover the best top things to do in Tobermory, United Kingdom including Sea Life Surveys, Nature Scotland - Mull Wildlife Experiences, Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust, Mull Museum, Aros Park, Isle of Mull Cheese, Caledonian MacBrayne - Tobermory Day Trips, Mull Aquarium.
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5.0 based on 364 reviews
Sea Life Surveys, established over 30 years ago in 1982, was the first and is now the most experienced whale watching, porpoise, shark and dolphin watching, marine survey, and education programme in the UK. Establishing the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust in 1992, Sea Life Surveys is still actively conducting a research programme focused on the Minke whale and contributing directly to marine conservation.
5.0 based on 380 reviews
Multi, national award-winning (Scotland's Best Newcomer 2017, Scotland's Best Outdoor Adventure Experience 2018, Scotland's Best Tour Experience 2019) wildlife experiences on the Isle of Mull. Nature Scotland tours are led by dedicated naturalists, conservationists and educators. Join us for a land-based wildlife adventure to discover the Isle of Mull and the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. Explore some of Scotland’s finest wild areas, searching for iconic species such as Golden Eagle, White-Tailed Eagle, Otter, Hen Harrier, Red Deer and many more. Our flagship tour is the Mull Nature Expedition, which is a vehicle based experience that includes easy leisurely walks of 30 - 60 minutes to delve deeper into the habitats and connect with the islands wild places. We also provide the Mull Wilderness Expedition, Ardnamurchan Expedition, Private family or photo tours and package expeditions with BBC Springwatch presenter, Iolo Williams.
5.0 based on 49 reviews
The Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Centre highlights the unique diversity of whales, dolphins and porpoises found in the waters of the Hebrides. Situated on the harbour front in Tobermory, we are open daily from 10:30 to 16:30 Saturday to Thursday during April and May. Open every day 10:30 to 16:30 from 1st June to 30th September. Opening part time for the autumn. As well as information on cetaceans, interactive exhibits, activities for children and a gift shop, we offer talks on Bones, Baleen and teeth, and access to our 16 years of data. This includes species information and sightings collected from our boat and citizen scientists. Recent sightings can be accessed from the centre and via our ' Whale Track' app. Entry to the centre is free - donations welcome. We also host evening talks and special events throughout the summer, including scientific talks and headland watches using Opticron binoculars.
Very interesting and informative exhibition of all the local whales and dolphins you can see around the coastline of Mull
4.5 based on 378 reviews
It is a great place to see some of the local history of Mull and it’s people! I would recommend stopping in and wandering through it. It is small and only takes a short amount of time to see everything! Please make sure you leave a donation as that is how they stay open and continue sharing the history!
4.5 based on 190 reviews
This is a lovely place to visit whatever the time of year and there are several different options available. The longer option is to walk along the road from Tobermory then, after visiting the park return through the woods and along the bay path. Or you can drive, park in the park itself (mind the potholes on the entrance road!) and do several different walks of varying lengths. The paths are well signed and there's a lake, waterfalls and shore to choose from. There are picnic tables too.
4.5 based on 257 reviews
Home of Isle of Mull Cheese. Farmshop open all year round. Cafe open Easter until October 1st - 10am - 4pm
Really highly recommended. Had generous scrumptious toasties in a quirky setting surrounded by vines, with friendly efficient service. Brownie and tiffin takeaway just divine. Will certainly be back when next in Mull.
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Mull is wild and beautiful. 300 miles of dramatic coastline, including some excellent beaches, and a castle that's appeared in several films. The island's main town, Tobermory, is famed for the cheerful colours of its waterfront buildings and the yachts bobbing in the natural harbour, where legend has it that one of the Spanish Armada ships sank in 1588 carrying gold bullion. Tobermory is also well known for being the setting of hit children's TV show Balamory.
We took Cal Mac ferries several times on our recent trip to Scotland. We enjoyed every trip. It was fun to watch the scenery and be relieved of having to be "on point" for getting yourself from one place to another. Everyone was friendly and approachable. We really like them!
4.0 based on 245 reviews
A small but charming aquarium making a big splash as Europe's first catch and release aquarium. Our animals are brought in to us by local fishermen, divers and families and are returned to the sea every couple of weeks, so you can guarantee that no two visits will be the same! With informative interactive exhibits, a digital cinema room and our kids craft area, there's plenty to see and do. Get your hands wet at our touch pool stations and discover the secret lives of our sea creatures. Touch pool demonstrations run on the hour every day during the summer months (see our website for current events timetables). Tickets are valid ALL DAY so you can always take time to explore the historic harbour front and come back to see our sea creatures again! Mull Aquarium is part of the THA, a not-for-profit community company. PLEASE NOTE the aquarium is only open from Easter through to the end of October. Trip advisor does not allow us to put seasonal opening times on this page, please visit our website for up to date information.
A big bonus is that your entry ticket is valid all day so you can return at any point. It goes without saying this is a lifesaver activity if it's raining too. Despite being small there's a lot crammed in here including plenty of interactive stuff. The touch pool sessions are incredible and even the adults were involved in this. The staff talk through some of the animals and then allow everyone to have a go at holding them. I was also mesmerised by the computer-generated contour line sand pit. Basically if you build a hill in the sand a computer beams down height colour and contours on it, in real time, that alters as you change it. I think i was possible more impressed than some of the children. In another room was an expert talking through microscopic crustaceans like copepods and shrimp using a TV and microscope to capture them swimming around. Older children were enthralled with this.
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