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Embark on a boat tour of the Isle of Mull, where you can spot sea eagles, dolphins, whales, and other wildlife. Visit the colorful town of Tobermory, famous for its brightly painted houses and bustling harbor.

Explore the historic Iona Abbey, a place of pilgrimage for centuries and the final resting place of many Scottish kings. Afterwards, head to the Isle of Staffa to marvel at the otherworldly Fingal's Cave, a natural wonder formed by hexagonal basalt columns.

Dine at Ninth Wave Restaurant, a cozy and intimate seafood restaurant located on the Isle of Mull. Enjoy fresh, locally caught seafood and stunning views of the Sound of Ulva.

Take a ferry to the Isle of Islay, known as the "Queen of the Hebrides" and home to some of Scotland's finest whisky distilleries. Visit the Lagavulin Distillery for a tour and tasting of their peaty, smoky whisky.

Explore the rugged coastline of Islay, dotted with ancient ruins, hidden coves, and abundant wildlife. Visit the Kildalton Cross, a 1,200-year-old Celtic cross carved with intricate designs.

Relax with a pint of local beer and a plate of fresh seafood at the Lochside Hotel, located on the shores of Loch Indaal.

Take a ferry to the Isle of Jura, a wild and remote island known for its whisky, wildlife, and natural beauty. Hike to the summit of the Paps of Jura for stunning views of the island and surrounding sea.

Visit the Jura Distillery, where they produce a range of single malt whiskies, including the famous "Prophecy" whisky.

Dine at the award-winning Antlers Bar & Grill, located in the Jura Lodge. Enjoy locally sourced meat and seafood, paired with a dram of Jura whisky.

Explore the Isle of Eigg, a small and picturesque island with a fascinating history. Visit the Sgurr of Eigg, an iconic volcanic ridge that dominates the island's skyline.

Take a guided tour of the Singing Sands, a stunning beach with unique acoustics that make the sand "sing" when you walk on it. Afterwards, head to the Lageorna Restaurant for a delicious lunch made with local, organic ingredients.

Watch the sunset from the top of An Sgurr, a dramatic monolith that towers over the island. End your day with a pint of local beer at the Galmisdale Bay Caf .