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Staffa Trips

Visit staffa, fingal's cave and iona.

Visit Staffa with Staffa Trips

Over the years, we've shared this special place - and our knowledge of it - with tens of thousands of people. Whether you're interested in geology or seabirds, or if you just fancy being out on the water for a few hours, we look forward to welcoming you aboard and hope you'll enjoy the trip.

The Isle of Staffa – off the west coast of Scotland – is a beautiful uninhabited island, famous for its dramatic basalt columns, sea caves and bird life. Over the years it has captivated thousands of people including Johnson & Boswell, Queen Victoria, Robert Louis Stevenson, Walter Scott, Jules Verne and Joseph Banks. Fingal’s Cave is always splendid and atmospheric with its basalt columns formed during a period of volcanic activity 59 million years ago. Puffins can be seen ashore in season as well as shags, oystercatchers and black guillemots. We often see guillemots, razorbills, fulmars, kittiwakes, shearwaters gannets, great skuas and other birds from the boat. If you’re lucky, you might see a passing otter, porpoise, dolphin, basking shark or whale! The trip lasts approximately three hours and you can disembark at Fionnphort or Iona. Staffa Trips leave Iona and Fionnphort twice daily (1st April-late October) and we aim to give you at least 1 hour ashore.

Prices: £40 Adult, £20 Child (5-15). Under 5’s free. Please note: All trips and landings are subject to suitable weather and sea conditions.

We’ll do our best to make your trip as safe and enjoyable as possible.

• Geology Staffa was formed during a period of intense volcanic activity some 59 million years ago. Slow cooling of basaltic lava cause the resulting rock to have a polygonal joint pattern. Most of the columns are 5 or 6 sided and free standing.

• Seabirds The area in which we operate is home to a wide variety of seabirds including Cormorants, Shags, Guillemots, Razorbills, and Shearwaters. Puffins nest on Staffa each year, arriving in early April and leaving again at the end of July. They can often be seen ashore at close quarters during May, June and July.

• Marine Life The water around Staffa is home to a wide variety of marine life and we see common seals on most trips. Porpoises and Dolphins are seen fairly regularly, while Minke Whales and Basking Sharks visit when the water is warmest in June, July and August.

• Our Boat Staffa Trips’ boat, Iolaire of Iona is a beautiful wooden boat, purpose built to take visitors to Staffa. She’s constructed from larch planks on an oak frame in the carvel style and powered by two diesel engines. She’s lifted out of the water each winter and inspected twice yearly by the MCA.

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The Isle of Staffa – off the west coast of Scotland – is a beautiful uninhabited island, famous for its dramatic basalt columns, sea caves and bird life. Over the years it has captivated thousands of people including Johnson & Boswell, Queen Victoria, Robert Louis Stevenson, Walter Scott, Jules Verne and Joseph Banks. Fingal’s Cave is always splendid and atmospheric with its basalt columns formed during a period of volcanic activity 59 million years ago.

Puffins can be seen ashore in season as well as shags, oystercatchers and black guillemots. We often see guillemots, razorbills, fulmars, kittiwakes, shearwaters gannets, great skuas and other birds from the boat. If you’re lucky, you might see a passing otter, porpoise, dolphin, basking shark or whale! The trip lasts approximately three hours and you can disembark at Fionnphort or Iona. Staffa Trips leave Iona and Fionnphort twice daily (1st April-late October) and we aim to give you at least 1 hour ashore.

Prices: £40 Adult £20 Child (5-15) Under 5’s free. Please note: All trips and landings are subject to suitable weather and sea conditions.

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Staffa and Treshnish Isles Wildlife Tour

Tour details.

• £85 per adult
• Departs: Tobermory, Ardnamurchan

Sailing from Tobermory and Kilchoan Ardnamurchan

Our highly recommended tour for the chance to spend time with Puffins, view Eagles, Sealife whilst combining Staffa & Treshnish Isles.

On this tour you will sail on our brand new and the largest and fastest vessel to operate trips to the Treshnish Isles and Staffa. The journey around Mull’s west coast from Tobermory with its abundance of wildlife and stunning views takes us around one hour thanks to our modern vessels speed and stability; offering you a comfortable journey to enjoy the dramatic surroundings and thus giving you the advantage of having more time and more opportunities to sight wildlife and explore the unspoilt Islands when you choose this tour. 

This popular tour leaves from Tobermory, an easily accessible location with great transport links, free parking and commodities making it the heart of Mull, as well as travelling via Kilchoan, Ardnamurchan on mainland Scotland, and provides the perfect destination points to enjoy an excursion suitable for all the family to enjoy the Treshnish Isles and Staffa as well as taking in the picturesque town of Tobermory. Duration approximately 6 hours. Time ashore Up to 1 hour on Staffa, 2 1/4 hours on Lunga

On this tour we cruise to the Treshnish Isles and Staffa, en route always on look-out for sightings of Whales, Dolphins, Basking Sharks, and Sea Eagles which are iconic to the North-West coast of Mull. If spotted you will be given ample time to enjoy being in the company of these spectacular animals. 

After a short one hour sail, we land on the idyllic Isle of Lunga, the largest of the Treshnish Isles. Surrounded by wildflowers and stunning scenery, the main attraction that can be seen close up is the large Puffin colony nesting in burrows in the grassy hillside, these comical birds are incredibly inquisitive and will come within a few metres of you. Lunga is also a popular habitat to an ever increasing number of Guillemot, Razorbill, Kittiwake, Fulmar, Shag, Great Skua and a Seal colony.  After spending up two hours ashore exploring the Treshnish Isles, we take the short 15 minute crossing to the geological wonder of Staffa, culminating in a visit to the world famous Fingal’s Cave, as visited in 1829 by the world famous composer Felix Mendelssohn.  Returning home gives you further opportunity to stop by our local White – tailed Eagle nest and enjoy the magnificent surrounds of Coll, Tiree, Calgary beach, Ardnamurchan Lighthouse and the beautiful small isles to the North and another chance to sight our iconic marine mammals!  This tour is highly recommended for passengers staying in the north of  Mull and in Ardnamurchan, sailing directly from Tobermory saves many hours of driving to our other departure points. 

The Journey from Tobermory/Kilchoan to the sea life feeding grounds and the Treshnish Isles takes us under one hour thanks to our modern vessels speed and stability, thus giving you the advantage of having more time to sight wildlife or explore the unspoilt Islands when you choose this tour.  On all our tours you will always be accompanied by local and knowledgeable crew to guide your experience.  Please note, before booking you’ll be asked to select if you are boarding at Tobermory or Kilchoan. Well behaved dogs are permitted. This tours departs Tobermory at 09.45, and Kilchoan at 10:00, returning around 16:30.  Please arrive 15 minutes before departure to allow time for boarding

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Tours from Oban

Three Isles Tour - Mull, Iona & Staffa

Adult £94 | Child £47

Mull and Iona

Adult £54 | Child £28

Tobermory, Treshnish, Staffa

Adult £109 | Child £55

Tobermory and Staffa

Adult £97 | Child £48

Wildlife Tour

Adult £99 | Child £49

Three Isles Early Bird

Adult £88 | Child £44

Iona Day Trip Winter Special

Adult £27.90 | Child £14

Tobermory Day Trip Winter Special

Adult £19.90 | Child £10

In and Around Mull

Explore the island on our local bus routes

The insider's guide to Mull, Iona, Staffa and the Treshnish Isles.

Tours from Mull

The Three Isles Tour (Departing from Craignure, Mull)

Adult £71 | Child £35

Mull and Iona (Departing from Craignure, Mull)

Adult £38 | Child £19

Tobermory, Treshnish and Staffa (Departing from Craignure, Mull)

Adult £81 | Child £40

Tobermory and Staffa (Departing from Craignure, Mull)

Adult £69 | Child £35

Wildlife Tour (Departing from Craignure, Mull)

Adult £75 | Child £37

Three Isles Early Bird (Departing from Craignure, Mull)

Three isles tour – mull, iona & staffa.

Duration: 10 Hours

Discover the wonders of three Scottish islands in one day! 

Journey through the stunning scenery of the Isle of Mull, delve into the ancient history of Iona then onto the unique Isle of Staffa to see the geological wonders of Fingal’s Cave and, until early August, the opportunity to see its nesting puffins.

The Three Isles Tour departs at 0955 from Oban Ferry Terminal on the CalMac ferry, crossing the Firth of Lorn to Craignure on Mull where you join your coach.  On the coach journey you’ll hear fascinating commentary about the beautiful scenery you’re traveling through and the history of the island. The route through Mull is via Glen More to Fionnphort where you board the ferry for the Isle of Staffa. After landing on Staffa and visiting Fingal’s Cave, we sail south to the Isle of Iona. Visit Iona Abbey, the Benedictine nunnery and the Reilig Oran – the burial place of kings.

Trying to book tickets for tomorrow? – Our online booking system requires at least 24 hours’ notice, however, we may still have tickets available.  Please call us on 01586 552319 to check for last-minute availability or pop into the West Coast Motors Tour shop, located in George St, Oban.

**  You can pre-book tickets for Iona Abbey here .  You will be on Iona at approximately 15:00**

Your itinerary

** Please note that very occasionally, itineraries may be subject to change on the day due to circumstances outwith our control **

• 0925 Arrive at Oban ferry terminal ready to board
• 0955 Ferry sails from Oban to Craignure, Mull
• 1041 Arrive in Craignure, Mull
• 1055 Depart Craignure by coach for a tour of Mull
• 1215 Arrive at Fionnphort

One hour on Staffa and approx. two hours on Iona

• 1715 Depart Iona (no later than)
• 1745 Depart Fionnphort
• 1900 Arrive Craignure
• 1925 Boarding at Craignure for Ferry back to Oban
• 1925 Ferry departs Craignure
• 2015 Ferry arrives back in Oban
• Sailings and landings are subject to favourable sea and weather conditions.
• We strongly recommend bringing your own food, snacks, and refreshments.  Food and drink are available on the Oban to Craignure ferry crossing and on the Island of Iona.

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Boat Trips and tours

Boat Trips and Tours to the isles of Staffa and Treshnish, as well as voyages out to see wales, dolphins and basking sharks.

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St. Hilda Sea Adventures

St. Hilda Sea Adventures provides a cruising and wildlife holiday on the beautiful west coast of Scotland in the Inner and Outer Hebrides. READ MORE

Mull Charters

Mull Charters are now operating from Ulva ferry on the West Coast of Mull and provide a friendly relaxed service for up to 12 passengers. READ MORE

Staffa Trips

Enjoy the journey on MV Iolaire of Iona as she takes you to Staffa to experience Fingal’s Cave. Marvel at the wonders of our local area as our experienced crew point out things of interest along the way. For more information and to book READ MORE

Turus Mara are a family business based on the Isle of Mull. Established in 1973, we have been running boat trips for 40 years. Tours can be joined from Mull and Oban and run from Ulva Ferry on Mull to Staffa, The Treshnish Isles and Iona. For more information and to book READ MORE

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Staffa Tours

Staffa Tours operate a variety of daily boat tours from five departure points namely Oban and Kilchoan on the mainland; Tobermory and Fionnphort on the Isle of Mull and the Isle of Iona.

You can choose to visit picturesque Tobermory on the Isle of Mull, famed for its rare birdlife; the magical Isle of Iona with its turquoise seas, the iconic Fingal’s Cave on Staffa or the Isle of Lunga on the Treshnish Isles, a haven for nesting seabirds.

Wildlife regularly seen while on our tours include puffins and many other seabirds, dolphins, porpoises, Minke whales, basking sharks and sea eagles

Our four purpose-build vessels are designed for the safety, comfort and enjoyment of our guests on board, with plenty of covered indoor space and outdoor decks for the best views possible of the spectacular Hebridean scenery

Price Range

£40 - £109 per person

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• Web: www.staffatours.com
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Staffa National Nature Reserve

See the famous hexagonal rock columns, formed millions of years ago by volcanic eruptions.

Follow in the footsteps of Queen Victoria, J M W Turner, Sir Walter Scott and William Wordsworth.

Listen to the astonishing acoustics of Fingal’s Cave, which inspired Mendelssohn to compose his Hebrides Overture.

Enjoy a puffin-spotting picnic on the top of the island in summer.

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At all Trust places, admission is free for members.

A puffin displaying its colourful beak

The rugged coastline of Staffa

The landing jetty at Staffa

Puffins are a common sight on Staffa in summer.

About this place

Escape the everyday! This little island (½ mile long and ¼ mile wide) off the west coast of Scotland looks like it may be from a different planet. Its hexagonal columns were formed millions of years ago by volcanic eruptions and a vast blanket of lava that spread into the Atlantic Ocean. Years of waves crashing against these columns created the magnificent Fingal’s Cave.

Staffa was hardly known until 1772, when the botanist Joseph Banks highlighted the wild, natural beauty of the island. It soon became a must-see location. Famous visitors have included Queen Victoria, Lord Tennyson, Jules Verne, Robert Louis Stevenson and John Keats; all fell under the island’s spell.

Staffa came into the care of the National Trust for Scotland in 1986, a gift from John Elliott, Jr, of New York in honour of his wife Elly’s birthday.

Staffa was designated a National Nature Reserve in 2001.

Access to Staffa in 2024 and 2025

Our project to update the visitor infrastructure on Staffa National Nature Reserve continues in 2024.

Footpath restoration success on Staffa

The first phase of ambitious works to improve access to the island of Staffa has been completed, despite huge challenges.

A day in the life of the Staffa ranger

Find out more about Staffa’s seasonal ranger Louise King, including some of the highlights of her role and the wildlife encounters she enjoys on her daily commute.

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We would love you to submit photos of seabirds carrying fish at any National Trust for Scotland place. This will help us monitor what food seabirds are finding to feed their chicks.

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Take a tour to the most dramatic of all the Scottish islands: Staffa, with its hexagonal pillars and Fingal's Cave. Keep an eye out for Basking Sharks Dolphins, Porpoises and Minke whales which are often seen during the warmer months.

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4 Day Tour from Edinburgh to the Isle of Mull, Iona and Staffa

Explore The National Trossachs Park, Bonnie Argyle, The Hebridean Isles of Mull, Iona, and Staffa on four memorable days from Edinburgh. From the historical Stirling Castle, to the tranquil Hebridean Isles this 4 day tour has it all. 

Visit Scotland’s historic Stirling Castle, described by many in medieval times, as the brooch that clasps the Scottish Highlands and Lowlands together. Enjoy the breath-taking panoramic scenery of the National Trossachs Park, and the rural wildlife filled Hebridean Isles of Mull, Staffa and Iona on your great Scottish adventure.

Mull, Iona and Staffa Tour Highlights

Day 1:  The Kelpies, Stirling Castle, The Trossachs National Park, Hairy Coos at Kilmahog, St Conan Kirk, Oban

Day 2:  Oban to Mull Ferry, Calgary Bay, Tobermory, Duart Castle

Day 3:  Isle of Staffa Boat Trip, Isle of Iona, Iona Abbey

Day 4:  Mull to Oban Ferry, Glencoe, Rannoch Moor, Loch Lubnaig, Edinburgh

Tour Style: Private Tour (Flexible and can be extended with additional days at the time of booking)

Your 4 day tour itinerary to the Isles of Mull, Staffa and Iona

Day 1 – Edinburgh to Oban

Departing from your hotel in Edinburgh, we travel to the largest equine statues in the world, The Kelpies. Towering at over 100 feet, the magical Kelpies, Duke and Baron, dominate the skyline above the Helix Park. They are impressively illuminated at night, adding just that little extra magic.

Travelling on just a few miles away, we make a stop to the iconic, Stirling Castle, where we are treated  to a fascinating tour of this magnificent medieval fortress. Discover the Royal Palace, The Royal Chapel and Great Halls, before having a traditional Scottish Pub lunch in the Trossachs National Park.

After traversing through the picturesque highland town of Callander, we stop at Kilmahog to feed the hairy heilan’ coos “Hamish” and “Honey Dubh”. Our journey continues on through Argyle, to Saint Conan’s, Kirk where we can marvel at the amazing architectural delights of this historic church, before heading on to Oban (the gateway to the Hebrides), for our first overnight stop.

Day 2 – Oban to the Isle of Mull

Taking an early morning ferry from Oban, we sail by the daunting Duart Castle, on the western shores of Mull, before disembarking at Craignure. We then take a short drive to view the picturesque pastel coloured houses in Tobermory, the capital of Mull.

We will have enough time to sample some local sea food, or just take a leisurely stroll through Tobermory, as our road trip takes us on to Calgary Bay. It is thought that Calgary in Canada, was named after this beautiful sandy Scottish seaside bay. 

We then take the road south for a brief visit to the mighty Duart Castle, home to the Chief of Clan MacLean. The recently renovated Duart Castle, offers visitors self-guided tours of this magnificent historical fortress, that guards the Sound of Mull. Make sure to visit the castle’s well stocked gift shop.

Our last leg of today’s journey, take us south to Fionnphort, on the Ross of Mull for our overnight stay.

Day 3 – Boat trip from Mull to the Isle of Staffa and Iona

After a hearty Scottish breakfast, we take the short walk to the harbour, where we join a Staffa Boat Trip to visit the Isles of Staffa and Iona. Look out for Minke whales and dolphins, among the many other sea life that can be spotted en-route, as we sail to Staffa in search of Puffins. Make sure to visit Fingal’s Cave, before we sail to the sacred Isle of Iona, the cradle of Christianity and ancient burial site of Scottish kings.

After lunching in a local hostelry, we take the short walk to Iona Abbey. Like pilgrims before us, we discover where St Columba and his companions introduced Christianity to Scotland. 

Late afternoon sees us take the short ferry journey, crossing  the sound of Iona to Fionnphort on the Ross of Mull, for our last overnight stay .

Day 4 – Isle of Mull to Edinburgh

Departing from Fionnphort on Mull, we make our way to Craignure to catch the ferry to Oban on the Scottish mainland. Travelling North, we stop in Appin, to capture some photographs of Castle Stalker, before driving through the majestic mountains of Glencoe.

Our journey continues through Rannoch Moor and The National Trossachs Park, where we take some time to stop off at Loch Lubnaig, before travelling to Edinburgh to conclude our wonderful 4 day tour.

Staffa Tour

• Entry/Admission - Isle of Staffa
• Option 1 Fionnphort, Isle of Mull PA66 6BL, UK Vessel will be moored at Ferry Terminal
• Option 2 Isle of Iona PA76 6SJ, UK Vessel will be moored at Ferry Terminal
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Infant seats available
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 80 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
• You’ll have 2 starting options See departure details
• 1 Isle of Staffa Stop: 60 minutes - Admission included Visit the Isle of Staffa with its basalt columns and explore Fingal’s Cave which inspired Felix Mendelssohn to compose The Hebrides overture. Puffins also nest on the island from May until Mid August. Read more
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• Guanjin77 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wildlife watching at its best I recently took the 6-hour Staffa and Treshnish Isles Wildlife Tour with Staffa Tours, and it was an incredible experience, deserving a 10/10 rating! The tour covered two islands, starting with Staffa for an hour and then moving on to Lunga where we spent two hours on shore. The highlight for me was watching the numerous puffins at Lunga—they were absolutely delightful. The Staffa Tours team was very professional. They made sure to check in with us regularly, asking if we had any questions or needed anything, which made the trip feel very personalized and cared for. The boat itself was modern and comfortable, equipped with both upper and lower decks, and importantly, a restroom. Keep in mind there are no facilities on the islands, so plan accordingly. The tour was perfectly on time, from start to finish, which is always appreciated. I highly recommend Staffa Tours if you're looking to explore these beautiful islands and enjoy some fantastic wildlife watching! Read more Written May 6, 2024
• Albia-Newton 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic trip to Staffa A fantastic trip to Staffa Boats run twice a day from Iona Booking online recommended as trips are popular Great experience visiting Fingals cave - plus seeing lots of puffins Read more Written May 6, 2024
• Constructionman53 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Puffins Galore We did the tour to see Fingal's Cave on Staffa and the Puffins on Treshnish on 1st May. A great day out, very well organised and informative (thanks to Paul). We saw everything we wanted to, Puffins galore. I particularly liked the way the mooring and disembarking/embarking was handled by the crew. whilst I am reasonable agile they handled passengers who were less able courteously and in a helpful manner. The vessel, Angus, appeared well maintained, clean and at no point overcrowded. Our thanks to all the Staffa personnel. Read more Written May 5, 2024
• KellyAdl 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles An amazing adventure! Today my sister & I went on the Staffa and Treshnish Isles Wildlife Tour. It was AMAZING. The boat leaves from Tobermory, and we headed out with high hopes of seeing puffins and other birds and sea life. The boat is comfortable and big. The captain was really informative and let us know of where we were going and what was going to happen. He decided to go to Staffa first based on the conditions. There is an hour given to explore Fingal’s Cave and climb to the top if you want to. I personally did not get off the boat at this point because I’m scared of heights and had already been to Staffa - however this turned out to be wonderful because while we were on the boat waiting, we saw hundreds of puffins flying around the area. Next we went to Lunga where we were going to see puffins close up! This was absolutely amazing. We were blessed with a beautiful day and once we got off the boat and climbed up to a big grassy area we had two hours to sit and watch these beautiful little creatures. This was an absolutely amazing day. The crew on the boat were informative and wonderful. But it must also be said that we were also lucky enough to have two volunteers helping out on the day. Stuart has to be mentioned specifically because he was absolutely brilliant. He knows so much about puffins and engaged with every single passenger on the boat. He came off the boat at both stops and filled us in with so much information about puffins. He really did make this trip memorable. Read more Written April 27, 2024
• Claire B 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Staffa Tours are great Beautiful scenery. Amazing wildlife. And a super friendly team. A trip out on one of Staffa Tours’ boats is a must for any holiday on The Isle of Mull or The Western Isles. 🦭Thank you Paul and team for an unforgettable day ❤️ Read more Written April 25, 2024
• dwell88 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A brilliant day out We were fortunate to get on the tour as its so busy, we were picked up on Iona, then made a quick stop on Mull, then we were off to Staffa. The boat was comfortable and the staff gave all the information very well, after reading about all the birds we could encounter, we got to Staffa, the staff very kindly offered a jacket, as it was going to be a wet one. But the weather didnt matter as the isl of Staffa was quite breathtaking , our grandson loved the face etched into the rocks!. Then we saw a puffin on our return. A fantastic day out that we wont forget in a hurry. Thank you for a great welcome and taking great care of us. I would highly recommend the tour, the crystal clear waters made me think of Porto fino ! Stunning! Read more Written April 1, 2024
• Mel S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lovely boat trip! Lovely little boat trip out to Staffa to see Fingal's Cave. On route we took a slight diversion to see some seals which was wonderful. Had just over an hour on Staffa in glorious weather which was a real treat. Highly recommend. Read more Written October 24, 2021
• TheMysteryShoppers 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent Day Out to Staffa & Iona from Craignure (using public transport) In addition to mirroring the comments of all the other reviewers about the excellent tours, I just wanted to add some info which I hope will be of use to future customers. If you are stopping in or around Craignure on Mull then it is perfectly possible to organise the Staffa Tours "early bird" trip to Staffa and then Iona using the bus service from Craignure Ferry Terminal. This is during the summer timetable only. We wanted to do this as a more relaxed option in preference to taking our motorhome on the single track route (which has a few challenging bits on it as you will find out). At the time of the review (during summer period only) the Staffa Tours website lists the boat trip to Staffa starting at 9:30 from Iona and picking up at Fionnphort around 9:45 The reassuring news is that the Staffa Tours crew wait for the first bus from Craignure to get to Fionnphort before departing. The bus also doesn't depart from Craignure until the Oban Ferry has arrived too (where lost of the Staffa Tours customers will arrive from) So the bus service from Craignure Ferry Terminal is the 96 service run by West Coast Tours. It leaves at 8:25 but I would advise getting there ahead of the ferry so you can get the best birdseye seats - upstairs at the front. The bus is huge double decker coach which you'll see has a very interesting trip down the single track route. The bus will take contactless payments. I think it was around £17 a return ticket. Journey should be just over an hour. Bus drivers very chatty and give light hearted commentary on the way there. The early bird tour is good as you're on Staffa ahead of other tourists. It's also great timing to get dropped back on Iona for a wander round the shops, a spot of lunch or pint at the hotels and wander on the beautiful beaches. The return buses from Fionnphort leave l5:20 and 17:45. The ferry from Iona is only about 10 mins so just make sure you plan it right to get back to the bus you want. Customers on the official organised Early Bird tour from Oban will be getting the 15:20 back so may be busier the later one. Read more Written October 23, 2021
• Ian2Clive 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent Great trip to Staffa. Staff friendly and helpful, provided useful information about the wildlife and the island but didn’t overdo it. Willing to stop to investigate cetaceans if seen on the way to and from the island. The Puffins are fantastic, waddling around you as you sit on the cliffs. It’s great therapy. Read more Written October 11, 2021
• Stella_M992 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lovely boat trip to Fingals Cave Lovely boat trip to Staffa, we had an hour to explore which was enough time to visit the cave, have a quick picnic and climb the hill to see some seals. The staff were lovely and advised us where to sit to avoid getting splashed! Although we were the wrong time of year for puffins/ dolphins etc. (Knew that when we booked) we did get to see a baby seal which was really special. And the cave itself was stunning - definitely worth a visit! Read more Written October 9, 2021
• talisker63 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Staffa Tour Excellent tour - crew were professional, welcoming and open and honest about the conditions. We loved the boat, the scenery and it comes highly recommended. Safety and good practice was evident A real highlight to our stay in Iona. Also got good guidance on where best to sit on boat & how to avoid any queasy feelings - invaluable. Thanks for a great trip. Read more Written October 7, 2021
• X1404DRmatthewb 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Thrilling Experience We took the afternoon tour to Staffa Island on a lovely clear sunny afternoon from Fionnphort and took the top deck to get maximum views of the surrounding Islands (Iona etc.) The boat rides the Atlantic swell which can be sizeable waves, this makes it more of an adventure than just a trip. After a 20 minute sail the boat reaches Staffa Island and docks at a small concrete jetty where you are left to visit Fingals Cave or explore the lovely grassy upland. you get 1hour so plenty of time. The cave it's self most be one of the wonders of the world and quite spectacular as the waves swell up inside it. It also inspired the composer Mendelssohn to write the Hebrides Overture. The top of the island is also beautiful with fantastic views on a clear day but the Puffins had long gone as we took the trip on 25th of September. On the way Back the Atlantic swell was doing just that so it was waterproofs all around unless you choose to sit inside, but for the full experience we took the lower back deck which was a roller coaster of a ride! The trip ended for us in (Iona) as the boat heads there before going back to Fionnphort. The crew we're friendly and informative, and very experienced. A fantastic experience for a very reasonable price Read more Written October 6, 2021
• Craig S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing spot, looked after well and grateful Staffa tours is to be commended for getting people over to this amazing natural sight. The island of Staffa is stunning whether you are viewing the scenery all around you, the wildlife in the sea or on land, or the stunning structures that make up the island and the incredible Fingals cave. It’s about a 30 min crossing from Mull to Staffa.. it can get choppy.. which isn’t nice but the team does everything they can to look after you and it is so worth it. If it was a longer trip, I would be wary, but for such a short crossing any upset is worth it. On a calm day it must be an absolute delight. That said, our day was a combination of rough sea but blue skies, which have everything this vibrant fully of energy look, so it was kind of worth it, thanks again Read more Written October 2, 2021
• UkJanine 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic tours and great staff Fantastic tour. These guys were professional, friendly and informative and managed to transform a wet and misty day into a great experience. We saw plenty of seals and seal pups. Lots of bird life and passed a pod of dolphins on the way home. Couldn't have asked for more. Thanks guys! Read more Written September 25, 2021
• obsessed_monkey 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome Fingels cave. Awesome. Prior to boarding the captain predicted we wouldn’t be able to land due to the swell. Which was correct. However we got a trip around Staffa with interesting facts and got close enough to appreciate the geological beauty. Friendly crew, attentive to those who had a bit of sea sickness. Highly recommend. Read more Written September 25, 2021

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• Entry/Admission - Isle of Staffa
• Option 1 Fionnphort, Isle of Mull PA66 6BL, UK Vessel will be moored at Ferry Terminal
• Option 2 Isle of Iona PA76 6SJ, UK Vessel will be moored at Ferry Terminal
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Infant seats available
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Travellers should have a moderate physical fitness level
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 80 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.
• You’ll have 2 starting options See departure details
• 1 Isle of Staffa Stop: 60 minutes - Admission included Visit the Isle of Staffa with its basalt columns and explore Fingal’s Cave which inspired Felix Mendelssohn to compose The Hebrides overture. Puffins also nest on the island from May until Mid August. Read more
• You'll return to the starting point

• Guanjin77 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wildlife watching at its best I recently took the 6-hour Staffa and Treshnish Isles Wildlife Tour with Staffa Tours, and it was an incredible experience, deserving a 10/10 rating! The tour covered two islands, starting with Staffa for an hour and then moving on to Lunga where we spent two hours on shore. The highlight for me was watching the numerous puffins at Lunga—they were absolutely delightful. The Staffa Tours team was very professional. They made sure to check in with us regularly, asking if we had any questions or needed anything, which made the trip feel very personalized and cared for. The boat itself was modern and comfortable, equipped with both upper and lower decks, and importantly, a restroom. Keep in mind there are no facilities on the islands, so plan accordingly. The tour was perfectly on time, from start to finish, which is always appreciated. I highly recommend Staffa Tours if you're looking to explore these beautiful islands and enjoy some fantastic wildlife watching! Read more Written 6 May 2024
• Albia-Newton 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic trip to Staffa A fantastic trip to Staffa Boats run twice a day from Iona Booking online recommended as trips are popular Great experience visiting Fingals cave - plus seeing lots of puffins Read more Written 6 May 2024
• Constructionman53 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Puffins Galore We did the tour to see Fingal's Cave on Staffa and the Puffins on Treshnish on 1st May. A great day out, very well organised and informative (thanks to Paul). We saw everything we wanted to, Puffins galore. I particularly liked the way the mooring and disembarking/embarking was handled by the crew. whilst I am reasonable agile they handled passengers who were less able courteously and in a helpful manner. The vessel, Angus, appeared well maintained, clean and at no point overcrowded. Our thanks to all the Staffa personnel. Read more Written 5 May 2024
• KellyAdl 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles An amazing adventure! Today my sister & I went on the Staffa and Treshnish Isles Wildlife Tour. It was AMAZING. The boat leaves from Tobermory, and we headed out with high hopes of seeing puffins and other birds and sea life. The boat is comfortable and big. The captain was really informative and let us know of where we were going and what was going to happen. He decided to go to Staffa first based on the conditions. There is an hour given to explore Fingal’s Cave and climb to the top if you want to. I personally did not get off the boat at this point because I’m scared of heights and had already been to Staffa - however this turned out to be wonderful because while we were on the boat waiting, we saw hundreds of puffins flying around the area. Next we went to Lunga where we were going to see puffins close up! This was absolutely amazing. We were blessed with a beautiful day and once we got off the boat and climbed up to a big grassy area we had two hours to sit and watch these beautiful little creatures. This was an absolutely amazing day. The crew on the boat were informative and wonderful. But it must also be said that we were also lucky enough to have two volunteers helping out on the day. Stuart has to be mentioned specifically because he was absolutely brilliant. He knows so much about puffins and engaged with every single passenger on the boat. He came off the boat at both stops and filled us in with so much information about puffins. He really did make this trip memorable. Read more Written 27 April 2024
• Claire B 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Staffa Tours are great Beautiful scenery. Amazing wildlife. And a super friendly team. A trip out on one of Staffa Tours’ boats is a must for any holiday on The Isle of Mull or The Western Isles. 🦭Thank you Paul and team for an unforgettable day ❤️ Read more Written 25 April 2024
• dwell88 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A brilliant day out We were fortunate to get on the tour as its so busy, we were picked up on Iona, then made a quick stop on Mull, then we were off to Staffa. The boat was comfortable and the staff gave all the information very well, after reading about all the birds we could encounter, we got to Staffa, the staff very kindly offered a jacket, as it was going to be a wet one. But the weather didnt matter as the isl of Staffa was quite breathtaking , our grandson loved the face etched into the rocks!. Then we saw a puffin on our return. A fantastic day out that we wont forget in a hurry. Thank you for a great welcome and taking great care of us. I would highly recommend the tour, the crystal clear waters made me think of Porto fino ! Stunning! Read more Written 1 April 2024
• Mel S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lovely boat trip! Lovely little boat trip out to Staffa to see Fingal's Cave. On route we took a slight diversion to see some seals which was wonderful. Had just over an hour on Staffa in glorious weather which was a real treat. Highly recommend. Read more Written 24 October 2021
• TheMysteryShoppers 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent Day Out to Staffa & Iona from Craignure (using public transport) In addition to mirroring the comments of all the other reviewers about the excellent tours, I just wanted to add some info which I hope will be of use to future customers. If you are stopping in or around Craignure on Mull then it is perfectly possible to organise the Staffa Tours "early bird" trip to Staffa and then Iona using the bus service from Craignure Ferry Terminal. This is during the summer timetable only. We wanted to do this as a more relaxed option in preference to taking our motorhome on the single track route (which has a few challenging bits on it as you will find out). At the time of the review (during summer period only) the Staffa Tours website lists the boat trip to Staffa starting at 9:30 from Iona and picking up at Fionnphort around 9:45 The reassuring news is that the Staffa Tours crew wait for the first bus from Craignure to get to Fionnphort before departing. The bus also doesn't depart from Craignure until the Oban Ferry has arrived too (where lost of the Staffa Tours customers will arrive from) So the bus service from Craignure Ferry Terminal is the 96 service run by West Coast Tours. It leaves at 8:25 but I would advise getting there ahead of the ferry so you can get the best birdseye seats - upstairs at the front. The bus is huge double decker coach which you'll see has a very interesting trip down the single track route. The bus will take contactless payments. I think it was around £17 a return ticket. Journey should be just over an hour. Bus drivers very chatty and give light hearted commentary on the way there. The early bird tour is good as you're on Staffa ahead of other tourists. It's also great timing to get dropped back on Iona for a wander round the shops, a spot of lunch or pint at the hotels and wander on the beautiful beaches. The return buses from Fionnphort leave l5:20 and 17:45. The ferry from Iona is only about 10 mins so just make sure you plan it right to get back to the bus you want. Customers on the official organised Early Bird tour from Oban will be getting the 15:20 back so may be busier the later one. Read more Written 23 October 2021
• Ian2Clive 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Excellent Great trip to Staffa. Staff friendly and helpful, provided useful information about the wildlife and the island but didn’t overdo it. Willing to stop to investigate cetaceans if seen on the way to and from the island. The Puffins are fantastic, waddling around you as you sit on the cliffs. It’s great therapy. Read more Written 11 October 2021
• Stella_M992 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Lovely boat trip to Fingals Cave Lovely boat trip to Staffa, we had an hour to explore which was enough time to visit the cave, have a quick picnic and climb the hill to see some seals. The staff were lovely and advised us where to sit to avoid getting splashed! Although we were the wrong time of year for puffins/ dolphins etc. (Knew that when we booked) we did get to see a baby seal which was really special. And the cave itself was stunning - definitely worth a visit! Read more Written 9 October 2021
• talisker63 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Staffa Tour Excellent tour - crew were professional, welcoming and open and honest about the conditions. We loved the boat, the scenery and it comes highly recommended. Safety and good practice was evident A real highlight to our stay in Iona. Also got good guidance on where best to sit on boat & how to avoid any queasy feelings - invaluable. Thanks for a great trip. Read more Written 7 October 2021
• X1404DRmatthewb 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Thrilling Experience We took the afternoon tour to Staffa Island on a lovely clear sunny afternoon from Fionnphort and took the top deck to get maximum views of the surrounding Islands (Iona etc.) The boat rides the Atlantic swell which can be sizeable waves, this makes it more of an adventure than just a trip. After a 20 minute sail the boat reaches Staffa Island and docks at a small concrete jetty where you are left to visit Fingals Cave or explore the lovely grassy upland. you get 1hour so plenty of time. The cave it's self most be one of the wonders of the world and quite spectacular as the waves swell up inside it. It also inspired the composer Mendelssohn to write the Hebrides Overture. The top of the island is also beautiful with fantastic views on a clear day but the Puffins had long gone as we took the trip on 25th of September. On the way Back the Atlantic swell was doing just that so it was waterproofs all around unless you choose to sit inside, but for the full experience we took the lower back deck which was a roller coaster of a ride! The trip ended for us in (Iona) as the boat heads there before going back to Fionnphort. The crew we're friendly and informative, and very experienced. A fantastic experience for a very reasonable price Read more Written 6 October 2021
• Craig S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing spot, looked after well and grateful Staffa tours is to be commended for getting people over to this amazing natural sight. The island of Staffa is stunning whether you are viewing the scenery all around you, the wildlife in the sea or on land, or the stunning structures that make up the island and the incredible Fingals cave. It’s about a 30 min crossing from Mull to Staffa.. it can get choppy.. which isn’t nice but the team does everything they can to look after you and it is so worth it. If it was a longer trip, I would be wary, but for such a short crossing any upset is worth it. On a calm day it must be an absolute delight. That said, our day was a combination of rough sea but blue skies, which have everything this vibrant fully of energy look, so it was kind of worth it, thanks again Read more Written 2 October 2021
• UkJanine 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic tours and great staff Fantastic tour. These guys were professional, friendly and informative and managed to transform a wet and misty day into a great experience. We saw plenty of seals and seal pups. Lots of bird life and passed a pod of dolphins on the way home. Couldn't have asked for more. Thanks guys! Read more Written 25 September 2021
• obsessed_monkey 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Awesome Fingels cave. Awesome. Prior to boarding the captain predicted we wouldn’t be able to land due to the swell. Which was correct. However we got a trip around Staffa with interesting facts and got close enough to appreciate the geological beauty. Friendly crew, attentive to those who had a bit of sea sickness. Highly recommend. Read more Written 25 September 2021

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Isle of mull daytrip: staffa and puffin-watching on lunga.

I planned my entire trip to the Isle of Mull around one experience – or really, just around a couple of hours. I wanted to see puffins on Lunga, and so off I went to Scotland in June. The best time to see puffins is between April and July, before they fly off in August. Staffa Tours combined the best of both worlds with a visit to out-of-this-world Staffa, and the Treshnish Isles for puffin-watching. It was truly the most incredible day of my life!

Departing the Isle of Mull

Our Staffa Tours trip departed from Tobermory at 9:45am. We sailed across the Sound of Mull to Kilchoan (on the Scottish mainland), which only took about 15 minutes. From there, we sailed towards Staffa. It was awesome getting to see Ardnamurchan Lighthouse in the distance—this is the most western point of Scotland and of Britain in general! We also got to see Calgary Bay in the distance – I had swum here just the night before! Thankfully, the waters were pretty calm. Trips can be canceled due to bad weather, extreme wind, or rough seas, but I had nothing but blue skies and perfect conditions on my trip! You can sometimes see dolphins or porpoises in the water here – we saw a porpoise very briefly before it disappeared.

Our boat sailed through the channel between several of the Treshnish Isles before making the journey to Staffa. We could see puffins in the water, on shore, and flying around! But it was time to explore Staffa first.

Exploring Staffa

If you’re not visiting Lunga or any of the Treshnish Isles, you still have a chance to spot puffins on Staffa. But there’s enough to keep you busy for a few hours if you’re not into birdwatching. There are plenty of walking paths that criss-cross over the island – the views towards Mull are stunning.

Fingal’s Cave is by far the best thing to see on Staffa, around Mull, and in the Inner Hebrides in general! While its origin is shrouded in myth and legend, seeing the blue waters lap around the hexagonal basalt columns is simply spectacular. It reminded me so much of the Giant’s Causeway and parts of Iceland ! I loved getting to see Fingal’s Cave up close, but it was also great to see it from the water as we sailed up to Staffa.

Puffin Heaven on Lunga

The island of Lunga, the largest of the Treshnish Isles, is famous for its wildlife and birdwatching. In particular, it is one of the best places to see puffins in the entirety of the UK. While yes, there are lots of other birds (especially if you walk out to Harp Rock), people come here to see the puffins. I planned this entire trip to Scotland to see puffins on Lunga, and I was not disappointed.

You can get SO close to puffins, who seem very unbothered by people watching them and snapping photos. As in, you can be just a few feet away and close enough to take selfies with them!!

I could have spent all day just watching them and taking pictures. They are so freaking cute I just can’t get over it!!! Some of my favorite photos I’ve ever taken in my entire life were of the puffins on Lunga. I also saw more expensive camera gear here in one place than I ever have before. This is such an incredible opportunity to get to see puffins up close. If you are remotely interested in birdwatching or photography, or you just think puffins are cute and you love them, you can’t miss this. We had a full two hours on Lunga to puffin-watch to our hearts content. I don’t know if I have ever been so happy!

Back to Tobermory

With most of the days’ excitement over and done with, the journey back to Tobermory on Mull isn’t all that exciting. There are still beautiful views though, and who knows you might get a dolphin greeting as well! We got back to Tobermory right on time, at 4:30pm. It is a full day tour, but even if you’re short on time on your trip to the Isle of Mull, it’s worth it.

You can find out everything you need to know about Staffa Tours on their website . I really recommend this company, I had such a great day and all the staff were really nice and good at pointing out wildlife and landmarks to us on our sailing!

If you’re headed to the Isle of Mull, you can’t miss the trip to Staffa. And if you’re visiting between April and July – or if you’ve planned your entire trip around this! – you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to see the puffins on Lunga. This was simply one of the best days and such an amazing experience!

Have you ever visited Staffa or Lunga? Did you see the puffins?

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