The Hebridean island of Mull boasts nearly 300 miles of coastline, and just about every inch offers a scenic photographic opportunity. In April the tussle between winter and spring is in full swing, adding the full gamut of light and shade, and every kind of weather to this inspiring landscape. Not only that, Mull is also home to some of Britain’s most iconic wildlife, from the magnificent White-tailed Eagles that are easy to see from a boat trip plunge-diving into the water, to the herds of Red Deer that haunt the glens, to the playful Otters that forage just offshore. Expert Robert Harvey will help you get the best out of this thrilling week of photographic adventure!
- Stunning Hebridean scenery everywhere you look
- Close-up views of White-tailed Eagles feeding during boat trip
- Chance to see Golden Eagles, Red Deer and Hen Harriers
- Excellent chance to photograph wild Otters
- Visits to Fingal’s Cave and other geological formations
- Excursion to historic island of Iona
- Maximum group size of 6
- Led by expert photographer, Robert Harvey
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Highlights
Alison Steel
Outline Itinerary
Food & Accommodation
All food is included in the tour cost, except for lunch on Day 1.
All accommodation is included in the tour cost.
A comfortable hotel on the Sound of Mull, with private facilities.
