Baile Mor Ferry Terminal, Iona

Baile Mor, Iona, Scotland, Uk

Baile Mor (or Big Town) is the ferry terminal for the island of Iona, located a mile off the western tip of Mull in Scotland. The Fionnphort to Iona ferry provides a frequent service across the Sound of Iona. Iona, known as the island of St. Columba, is a place of pilgrimage for over 1500 years, receiving over 100,000 visitors annually. The iconic Iona Abbey, founded in AD 563 by St. Columba, is one of Europe's oldest worship sites and a significant burial site for Scottish royalty from the Scottish Reformation period. Visitors can explore the abbey buildings, the royal graveyard, and the ruins of a nunnery. Enjoy a walk to St. Columba's Bay and visit the local shops for souvenirs. Recommended attractions include Iona Nunnery, Fionnphort village, St. Oran's Chapel, and St. Columba's Bay. Remember to check ferry schedules and book in advance during peak tourist seasons.

Location

City: Iona

Region: Argyll and Bute

Country: Scotland

Coordinates: 56.33076° N, 6.39231° W

Port Information

  • Common Name: Baile Mor, Iona, Scotland, Uk
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  • Last Updated: 2/13/2024