


Lunga (Treshnish Isles) is a compact wildlife and landscape jewel: towering basalt stacks, ruined crofts and turquoise channels framed by huge seabird colonies—puffins, razorbills and guillemots—plus dramatic sunsets over the Atlantic. Access is by licensed boat from Mull (Tobermory or Traigh) with seasonal landings (mainly late spring–summer). Best shots: close seabird behavior, panoramic island vistas from high points, and intimate cliff-edge portraits of puffins. Expect changeable weather—fog



Lunga (Treshnish Isles) is a compact wildlife and landscape jewel: towering basalt stacks, ruined crofts and turquoise channels framed by huge seabird colonies—puffins, razorbills and guillemots—plus dramatic sunsets over the Atlantic. Access is by licensed boat from Mull (Tobermory or Traigh) with seasonal landings (mainly late spring–summer). Best shots: close seabird behavior, panoramic island vistas from high points, and intimate cliff-edge portraits of puffins. Expect changeable weather—fog