Bunessan

This is of course a dead easy anchorage to get into and there is loads of space, definitely a refuge on a bad day. But watch out, there are a surprsingly large number of fishing boatd using the pier. It is 15 minutes walk to the village of  Bunessan. I fear this does not seem to have a lot going for it. Undistinguished houses, a not very special church, a shop, and the Argyll Arms Hotel which has a spectacularly awful flat roof extension. But the hotel does harbour a restaurant, a bar with bar suppers - but no draft beer. The Ross of Mull Historical Centre – Tigh na Rois - was opened in 2009 and I have yet to visit. The village was originally established as a fishing station in the late 18th century, like Tobermory, but it was hopelessly unsuccessful.