The charming village is officially one of the most colourful places in the world – making it the perfect spot for your next holiday.
A delightful coastal town in Scotland has been scientifically ranked as one of the most vibrant places on the planet, making it an ideal destination for your next getaway. Tobermory, tucked away on Scotland’s west coast, has outshone renowned European competitors to secure a place in the top 25 most colourful locations worldwide – a testament to the quality of British holidays.
Ranked at number 11, this seaside hamlet on the Isle of Mull is awash with vivid reds, oranges, radiant yellows and sharp blues, courtesy of its lively waterfront residences.
The brightly coloured houses lining the harbour were designed to help fishermen identify their homes and local businesses from the harbour or while at sea, particularly in foggy or cloudy conditions.
These buildings are a signature sight along the harbourfront and even served as the backdrop for the television series Balamory.
In addition to its stunning homes, one of Tobermory’s main draws is its wildlife.
Boat tours around the bay provide visitors with picturesque cruises.
The more daring tourists can join Sea Life Mull for a chance to spot minke whales, basking sharks, and bottlenose dolphins in their natural habitat, reports the Express.
There’s also plenty to keep you occupied back on dry land.
One of the most popular attractions is the two-hour walking trail that leads tourists from the village to Rubha nan Gall Lighthouse.
The path meanders along the coastline, offering breathtaking views over the ocean.
If you’re more inclined towards a laid-back experience, the renowned Tobermory Distillery might be just your cup of tea, offering some of the finest whisky on offer.
This iconic Scottish distillery, founded in 1798, is conveniently nestled in the town centre.
Guests can delve into the fascinating 200 year old history of whisky production and naturally, savour some of the top-notch spirits.
