The Ardtornish Information Centre is in the Estate Square, and open from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm Monday to Friday and 9.00 am to 10.00 am on Saturdays. It has information about the estate, local places of interest, and good ideas for walks, trips, and nature spotting.
From Ardtornish’s heights you see out to the mountains in the Hebrides. Ancient woods come down to sheltered sea-lochs. Waterfalls drop straight from moorland to the sea.
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Ardtornish offers superlative traditional Highland sports including stalking, shooting and fishing.
This is magnificent walking country and as a keen walker, our Visitor Manager, MacI, would be delighted to recommend walks to suit all ages and levels of fitness. Call in to see MacI at our Information Centre.
Ardtornish teems with wildlife furred, finned and feathered. Rahoy Nature Reserve is a part of Ardtornish Estate run by the Scottish Wildlife Trust and guided walks with the local SWT rangers, are a regular event
The Whitehouse Restaurant just down the road in Lochaline is a well established foodie destination in Scotland and a must for all visitors to Ardtornish.
It is easy to get to Mull from Ardtornish. The car ferry to Fishnish in Mull goes from the pier in Lochaline. The crossing takes 15 minutes and there are many trips every day.
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