Based less than a mile from Glen Forsa this is the perfect base for hillwalking with a gravel road meandering through the glen to the foot of Ben Talla. Walking is permitted on the farm but dogs must be kept on leads at all times to ensure livestock are not disturbed.

Callachally is excellent base for bird and wildlife watching. Bird watchers find the area ideal and return each year to enjoy their hobby. Watch for sea/golden eagles, hen harriers, barn owls which frequent the area. Red deer can also be seen and heard in the glen.The famous Callachally fold of highland cattle are grazed on the pastures next to kilbeg throughout the year with new born Calves and lambs to be seen in the spring time.

The Isle of Mull is very beautiful with lots of things to see and do.

Wildlife Safaries
Fishing Trips and Fishing on Lochs and rivers
Whale watching
Boat Trips to Staffa (Fingals Cave)
Boat Trips To The Treshnish Isles to see: Seals, Puffins and a variety of sea birds
Trips to Iona and Ulva
Golfing at Tobermory and Craignure
Pony Trekking
Duart and Torasay Castles
Mull Little Railway ( a must for children) runs from Craignure to
Torasy Castle
Mcquarries Mousaleum at Gruline
There are many beaches, caves, fossil trees and standing stones
Museum in Tobermory has a wealth of local history
Tobermory Distillery
Mull Pottery
Mull Cheese