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Wild Beauty, Warm Welcome

Welcome to the Isle of Muck, a peaceful paradise nestled in the Inner Hebrides. Whether you’re seeking adventure, tranquility, or a chance to reconnect with nature, Muck offers an unforgettable escape.

Sunset at Gallanach Bay, Isle of Muck

Take a moment with us.

About

The Isle of Muck is part of the picturesque Small Isles in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. It lies approximately 10 miles off the west coast of the Scottish mainland and is reached by boat from either Mallaig (year round) or Arisaig (summer months only).

Spanning 1,500 acres, this charming island offers a unique blend of history, natural beauty, wildlife and community making it an idyllic destination for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike.

Scottish landscape with purple heather in foreground, rolling hills, and distant sea with islands under a blue sky with clouds.

Essentials

Muck is accessible by boat or ferry from the mainland with a year round service available by Caledonian MacBrayne fromMallaigand summer sailings available from Arisaig. The journey is beautiful and often takes in a stop to one of the other Small Isles.

Spot wildlife along scenic walks, visit the charming Green Shed for local crafts, or unwind with fresh seafood at The Tearoom. Whether you're seeking adventure or a peaceful retreat, Muck offers a warm welcome and plenty to discover.

Muck offers a variety of accommodation options, including a cosy bunkhouse, charming holiday cottages, and a catered lodge ideal for groups (minimum 8 people). For those seeking a more adventurous experience, wild camping is also possible.

Muck Highlights

The hub of the community. Head here to enjoy delicious home bakes, wood-fired pizza, and freshly caught seafood.

A charming community shop where visitors can browse & buy locally crafted goods, fresh produce, & unique keepsakes.

A sandy cove with stunning views across the Small Isles, offering a perfect spot for wildlife watching and peaceful coastal walks.

Beinn Airein is the highest point on the Isle of Muck, offering breathtaking panoramic views across the Small Isles and beyond.

From porpoises and playful seals to puffins, golden eagles, and over 140 recorded bird species, Muck is teeming with wildlife.

From lively ceilidhs and concerts to relaxed beach BBQs, our island gatherings offer a true taste of west coast community.