Dog Friendly Beach Cottages on the Isle of Mull
Two of the most sought-after options when guests book their Isle of Mull cottage with us are cottages by the beach and dog friendly cottages. So we thought we’d bring the best of both together in this blog post for you, to share our pick of dog friendly beach cottages on the Isle of Mull. Sandy paws, sea views and magical memories incoming…
An Taigh Cuil in Fionnphort (sleeps 4, dog friendly)
You can follow a grassy path straight from the cottage garden down to the beach here! But that’s not all that’s in store, because from Fionnphort beach, you can also pick up a track around the coastline to reach idyllic hidden coves at Tormore overlooking the Bull Hole, where the Iona ferry anchors overnight.
The Bothy in Lochbuie (sleeps 2, dog friendly)
Just a short walk from the front door down a peaceful farm track delivers you to the sweeping beach at Laggan Sands, one of Mull’s larger beaches. This stunning beach has a mausoleum at one end that’s well worth exploring, or if you follow the coast in the other direction, you reach the ruins of Moy Castle too.
Carsaig House in Carsaig (sleeps 15, dog friendly)
This spectacular house is perfect for family groups or friends gathering together. Stunning sea views welcome you at every turn, with a purpose-built firepit overlooking the beach for cosy summer evenings and the striking black sand beach only a short walk down from the garden across the field. Remote, spectacular and luxurious, all rolled into one.
Tigh na Failte in Fionnphort (sleeps 6, dog friendly)
Open the garden gate and step straight onto the beach from this charming cottage. Located in the island’s south west, you don’t only have this beach on the doorstep, but more stunning coves to discover just a few miles along the road at Fidden and Knockvologan too, including the tidal sandbar to Erraid.
Aird Ghlas in Carsaig (sleeps 2, dog friendly)
Another chance to stay above the stunning black sand beach at Carsaig, in a remote-feeling setting where woodland, waterfalls and dramatic headlands frame your coastal views.
Which of these stunning dog friendly beach cottages on the Isle of Mull gets your pick?