The Puffer Aground Self Catering cottage is located in the centre of the beautiful Hebridean Island of Mull, in the village of Salen.

The cottage is within walking distance of the Salen Hotel. There is also the village shop that stocks local seafood and meat as well as an abundance of provisions for your holiday or short break.

In the village you can also hire bikes to tour around this beautiful island, boat tours are also bookable in the village.

The Isle Of Mull self catering cottage offers cosy accommodation in a central island location. Steeped in local history, the Puffer Cottage was once a nautical-themed restaurant and originally formed part of the Mull blacksmith’s house.

The sitting/dining area in the Puffer Cottage is still home to some of the portholes from the TSMV Loch Fyne (1931)- the first diesel electric passenger vessel. Well known on the west coast of Scotland.  

With an abundance of wildlife, the Isle of Mull is a bird watchers paradise , including two breeds of Eagle, but the island has so much more to offer.

Minke wales, dolphins and otters are all  regularly seen in the waters around Mull. With incredible sea-views, boat trips, hill walking and and good places to eat fresh seafood, it isn’t hard to see why this is such a popular destination.

Your visit will not be complete without a visit to the Isle of Iona and it's historic Abbey, said to be the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland.

For more information about self catering on the Isle of Mull, and on our Puffer Cottage, please get in touch on 01680 300 389, or via the ‘contact us’ page.