The Lochbuie area has many things to do and see, including Standing Stones, Moy Castle, St. Kilda's Church, Mausoleum, Clan MacLaine of Lochbuie, Lochbuie Map Food @ The Old Post Office, Laggan Sands and many walks and diverse wildlife, including eagles and otters.
Two of the self catering holiday cottages available on the Lochbuie Estate are Kathleen Cottage and Mabel Cottage and open all the year. Ordnance Survey Sheet No.49, grid ref : 622 248 For the location of these two cottages please see the Lochbuie Map
Lochbuie has a sandy beach for swimming. A boat may be hired on Loch Uisg for trout fishing, while Loch Spelve is a sheltered sea loch suitable for sailing and fishing. Visits can be made to the nearby Stone Circle, Mausoleum, Moy Castle and The Old Post Office.
Welcome to Lochbuie on the Isle of Mull
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The village of Lochbuie is situated at the head of Loch Buie on the south coast of the Isle of Mull some 14 miles from the ferry terminal at Craignure. The area is renowned for its scenic landscape, shimmering beaches and abundant wildlife.
Lochbuie is also steeped in history as the home of the Clan Maclaine of Lochbuie who resided at Moy Castle and then at Lochbuie House.
Lochbuie is a walkers paradise and there are many walks around the village, to the Standing Stones, Moy Castle, St. Kilda’s Church, Laggan Sands, Iron Age Fort and the Mausoleum. For the more adventurous there is a beautiful shore walk to Carsaig – please see the Lochbuie Map kindly created by Hannah Thompson.
Lochbuie is a tranquil haven just awaiting your discovery. Experience the beautiful landscape, mountains, woodland, spectacular coastline and leave behind the stresses of modern life.
Lochbuie Estate has created and maintained car-parks and walks around the area as well as a site for camping, see map.
Please note that Lochbuie House is a private residence so please observe the footpath signs, keep dogs under control and maintain the Scottish Outdoor Access Code.
