Why do people with no Mull connection come to a place like Knockan?
"Leave aside that it is now extremely comfortable. Leave aside also Iona, Staffa, scenery, sea eagles, golden eagles, puffins, otters, seals, to start an endless list. There is something else. This round-cornered croft cottage, built originally by refugee crofter/weaver John Black during the Highland Clearances, still displays some of its original timbers, mollusc tunnels betraying their origins as driftwood from the shore. A sense of peace, place, history, heritage and wholeness is woven into its fabric. Iona has been described as a ‘thin place where heaven and earth are not far apart’. Many have thought that describes Knockan too." (From 'Knockan - The House That Black Built')
Some other great reasons to come to Mull
Activities, shops eating out etc.
Looking for superb walking? Look here. Or beautiful beaches? What about these?