TIGH BEAG Holiday home

Scottish Tourist Board - 3-star self catering award.

However you view it …
Tigh Beag; your home from home.

Tigh Beag is the ideal
'Home from Home'
for your self catering holiday on the Isle of Mull

House Plan

Downstairs: entrance hall, double bedroom, kitchen/utility room, lounge/dining room.

Lounge/dining room:

Lounge Lounge Dining Area 3 piece suite, dining table and chairs, digital TV with video and DVD player, radio with tape and CD player, telephone (incoming calls only). A selection of videos, DVDs, games, books, CDs etc are provided for your enjoyment.

Kitchen/utility room:

Fully equipped with electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble drier; in addition to all the essential kitchen appliances. The side door leads to the garden.

Double bedroom:

Upstairs: master bedroom with en-suite shower room, twin room, bathroom with shower.

Master bedroom:

With en-suite shower room, toilet, wash basin, extractor fan and heated towel rail. TV and hair dryer provided.

Twin room:

With single beds.

Twin Room

Bathroom:

Bath with shower, toilet, wash basin, extractor fan and heated towel rail.

Bathroom

Click here to see the availability and prices for Tigh Beag. Short breaks can be considered.

Some of our favourite places:

If you have visited Tobermory before, you will have your own favourites but first time visitors will quickly find their way around the Isle of Mull. We have shown Margo on the 3rd tee at Tobermory Golf Club , Jim in a quiet corner in the 'Mish',and the Ulva Ferry. Also worth visiting is the tranquil Calgary Bay with its expansive beach of silver sand.


This is Margo on the 3rd tee at Tobermory Golf Club and Jim in a quiet corner of the 'Mish' - a rare photo.

Ulva is worth a visit and the food in The Boathouse is always very good. You must also go and visit Sheila in her croft. To reach Ulva Ferry from Tobermory, take the Dervaig road. This is only one of the stunning views you will encounter as you approach Dervaig.

Further on is the tranquil Calgary Bay, with its expansive beach of silver sand. This is always popular with adults and children but never seems to be crowded.

The journey from here then takes you down the west coast of Mull and even more stunning scenery. When you arrive at Ulva Ferry, don't worry if you have not booked. Just use the unique signalling system. Your 'Captain' for the short Existing crossing will probably be Donald Munro, who provides the service all year round.

This is one view looking from Ulva to Mull. One of many spectacular waterfalls.

For many, visiting Iona - the spiritual home of St Columba and of Scottish Christianity - is a must. There is a regular passenger ferry service from Fionnphort. From here, an enjoyable boat trip to the Isle of Staffa, takes in abundant sea life and the spectacular rock formations of Fingal's Cave. The drive to Fionnphort takes you through the wild but beautiful Ross of Mull.


On the return journey, heading north just after Pennyghael takes you around the base of Ben More. The drive along the edge of Loch na Keal has some great scenery. From Gruline, there is a choice of returning to Tobermory by heading across to Salen. Alternatively, continue north along the coast and then take the road from Fanmore to Dervaig. This is one of the many views you will be greeted with. Mull really is a spectacular island and it is worth visiting our Guest Comments pages to see what previous visitors have said. We think you will be impressed.
To make a reservation, click here for the booking form. Alternatively, contact the owners direct. Jim & Margo Wilkie Karice 48 Heath End Road Baughurst Tadley Hampshire RG26 5ND UK Tel: 0118 981 2244 Fax: 0118 981 9532 Email: jim@tighbeag-tobermory.co.uk margo@tighbeag-tobermory.co.uk
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