Iona is a tiny island off the southwest coast of Mull in the Inner Hebrides. It is only 1.5 miles wide by 3 miles long, with a population of around 170 permanent residents. Despite this, Iona has a …

The Iona experience begins long before you get here. The journey is pleasantly split into small stages, combining road and sea, and taking you through some of the most spectacular …

The first stage in getting to Iona is to sail to the Isle of Mull, which is served by three different ferry routes operated by Caledonian MacBrayne. The main route is the Oban to Craignure service …

Explore these maps of the Isle of Iona, it's surroundings and all the places of interest that can be explored on or from the island.

One of the great things about Iona is that it is small enough to be explored on foot but still offers a wide variety of walks. Whether strolling along a beach at the North End, appreciating …

If you are interested in visiting Iona for a retreat you can find more information here. All accommodation providers listed under 'Local Businesses'. Contact details are provided and a …

Iona, with its beauty and white sand beaches, has a time and place for everyone. From Dunbhuirg, the Iron Age fort, to the Marble Quarry, worked even in the 20th Century; from St …

Iona Trails specialises in taking the visitor to Iona off the beaten track out into the wilder and beautiful lesser known parts of the island. Join our local guide on one of our set regular walks …

Located in the cloisters of Iona Abbey, the shop contains a good selection of gifts and souvenirs including locally made crafts as well as a wide range of books.

Iona Campsite. Situated on a working croft, sectioned area for camping. Toilet and shower facilities. Tents and cooking equipment for hire. Group bookings are welcome. Situated at the …