36 bed Eco-Holiday Accommodation on the Isle of Mull for couples, families and groups
All the comfort of a B&B with the convenience of self catering
The Sound of Mull has for many years been regarded as a mecca for sport dive enthusiasts.
Those who make the journey to this area are usually eager to escape the overcrowded and low visibility dive sites to be found elsewhere. The rewards to be found through diving in Argyll are ones of unspoilt natural reefs, cliffs and and abundance of shipwrecks. It's a place where you can dive on archealogical wrecks and see cannon and ancient artifacts, or experience a wealth of wrecks.
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Charter a boat
Use the services of local skippers and dive boat operators who have the advantage of having first hand knowledge of dive sites, tidal conditions and where to go in the event of inclement weather. You can ensure that there will always be somewhere to dive whatever the conditions.
Bring your own boat
Many clubs and associations choose to bring their own boats and find little difficulty in obtaining safe and easy access points from where to launch.
Facilities at Arle Lodge include
Some great dives, these first 3 are all in sight of Arle Lodge
The Hispania - a must for all divers to have in their logbook
The Rondo - a wreck standing almost upright on its bow
The Shuna
Also in The Sound of Mull
The Thesis
Other wrecks
The Aurania
The Tapti
Various
Organising diving around Mull
Dive Sites of South West Mull
Plus too many walls, pinnacles, etc to mention - see these
A Forum on other dive sites on Mull
Launch Sites - most states of tide
Tobermory
Fishnish
Craignure
Air & equipment
Seafare (Tobermory - 4.5 miles)
Dive charters
Silverswift
To dive on a protected archaelogical wreck
Swan or Dartmouth
Links to visit
Bishop Auckland Sub Aqua Club
We can provide references from dive clubs who have visited us.
Photos courtesy of Peter Elliot
