Scottish anchorages

Dramatic has got to be the adjective for the west coast of Mull with the nearby islands of Staffa, Iona, Ulva, Gometra and the Treshnish with Coll and Tiree a bit further away. Volcanic is another adjective that comes to mind, hence the strange but amazingly recognisable shapes such as Staffa and the Dutchman's cap. As ever there is a range of anchorages from the completely safe such as Ulva ferry to the somewhat dodgy such as Lunga to the don't stay there long at Staffa. Out here your are more exposed, but as ever there are always snug anchorages to run to.

Anchorages from south to north:

Iona Martyrs' bay
Bull Hole
Fionnphort 
Camas Tuath
Bunessan
Bun an Leoib
Eilean an Fheoir
Sgeir Chailleach
Sgeir na Rad
Kilfinichen Bay
Loch Beg
Staffa
Lunga
Cairn na Burgh Islands
Gometra harbour
Port Rainich
An Carraigean
Soriby Bay
Craigag Bay (Ulva)
Inch Kenneth
Ulva ferry
Eorsa
Dhiseig
Scarisdale
Acarsaid Mhor, Gometra
Calgary Bay
Loch Cuan
Loch Mingary