As circumstances locally and across the world continue to change in response to the pandemic, we will use this page to try to answer some of your questions about staying at Druimnacroish at this time.

Our hospitality continues to offered in the context of government advice designed to keep everybody safe. These variations on our usual terms will last for as long as is required and may change at short notice and before you arrive. Please check back on this page for updates, or if you have questions, please contact us.

If you are planning a holiday to Mull this year...

Restrictions on travel and overnight stays will hopefully continue to relax. The Isle of Mull is in Level 0 from 5th June.

• We are continuing to take B&B reservations without charging deposits.
• We are still asking that self-catering reservations are pre-paid, however, if you have to cancel or change your reservation due to Government advice, we will offer a full refund.
• For the foreseeable future, we will continue to follow recommended procedures to minimise the risk of virus transmission.

Before you Travel

• Please check back on this page for any updates.
• Read the Mull & Iona Visitor Charter.
• Do not set off if travel outside your area, or into our area is not permitted. Holidays are not essential travel.
• Do not set off if you are displaying any Covid symptoms or have been asked to self-isolate.
• If you are coming by Oban, book your ferry. Capacity continues to be limited on most sailings.

While you are staying with us

• We have reduced the amount of soft furnishings and extras pillows in your room, but these are still available on request.
• Until guidance changes, you should continue to wear a face covering in any shared indoor spaces, except when eating or drinking.
• You can still borrow books, maps and games from the lounge, but we ask that you return them to a "quarantine" area where they can be sanitised before being used by other guests.
• Our laundry service is not currently available to guests.

For Bed & Breakfast guests :

• We have changed the way we serve breakfast, to meet social distancing and enhanced hygiene standards. We ask everyone to set a breakfast time so that we can be sure to spread out. You can also choose to order everything from your table, rather than approach a shared buffet.
• Hand sanitiser is provided and should be used where items may be handled by more than one person.
• We are making provision for you to bring take-away food back from local businesses and enjoy an evening meal here in the conservatory. Tables should be pre-booked.
• Some other facilities have been simplified to reduce items being handled.

What else is open on the island ?

Most attractions and day trips are now . There will continue to be reduced numbers e.g. on boat trips, so booking ahead is strongly advised :

• Turus Mara, Staffa and Treshnish Isles

In terms of eating out :

• At Level 1 (from 17 May), in restaurants indoors, groups max 8 from 3 households.
• At Level 0 (from 5 June), 10 from 4 households.
• Most locally, The Bellachroy is open with limited numbers sitting in, some tables outside and takeway options. tel. 01688 400314.
• The nearby Am Birlinn is open Tuesday to Sunday. Tel 01688 400619.
• The exciting new Dervaig restaurant ar bòrd opened on 19th May and is serving dinner Wednesday to Saturday. Tel. 01688 400647.
• In Tobermory there are a number of restaurants and pubs including Macgoghans, the Mishnish and others offering both sit-in (when possible) and take-away.

Further Information

• Mull Health Visitor Information
• Visitor Covid Guidance

The local VisitScotland office in Craignure can provide a range of information, including a comprehensive list of shops, attractions and places to eat out. You can phone them on 01680 812377 or email craignure@visitscotland.com

We will continue to update this page as and when we can.

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Last Reviewed 5 Jun 21