
Isle of Mull
Ulva House Garden
Welcome
A short walk from the ferry brings you to Ulva House, the island’s historic heart.
This was once the seat of the chiefs of Clan MacQuarrie, although this version was rebuilt after a fire in 1955. It’s recently gained more attention after a BBC show focusing on its renovation. While the house is private, the gardens are still open to the public to wander. The garden is a cultivated pocket in a much wilder island.

Close by
Ulva Ferry PortThe jetty on Mull's west coast where the foot ferry crosses to Ulva, with a pontoon and parking by the road.Under a mile1 min by road
Ulva Farm WalkThe shortest waymarked walk on Ulva, 3.75km round the farm, Ulva House, the walled garden and Telford's church.Under a mile1 min by road
Isle of UlvaA community-owned island a two-minute ferry ride off Mull's west coast, with no cars, home cooking at the Boathouse and woodland walks.Under a mile1 min by road
Isle of UlvaUnder a mile1 min by road
Eas Fors WaterfallThree waterfalls by the road north of Ulva Ferry, the last plunging a hundred feet over a cliff into the sea.2 miles6 min by road
Stay nearby
Places to stay near Ulva House Garden, and when each is next free.
Borradill House- Sleeps 6
- In Glenborrodale
- 17 miles from Ulva House Garden
Borradill Cottage- Sleeps 4
- In the Isle of Mull
- 17 miles from Ulva House Garden
Fern Cottage- Sleeps 4
- In Croggan
- 18 miles from Ulva House Garden
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