It was just so nice to get away from it all and do things like whale-watching (we even saw a basking shark!), and we took a trip to the Isle of Staffa and Fingal's Cave, which were spectacular. There's a regular ferry service from Fionnphort to the Isle of Iona, with its Abbey. The history there is fascinating - it was founded by St Columba as a monastery in 653, and a lot of ancient Scottish nobles are buried there. Fionnphort's a nice little friendly place, too - good pub with excellent food, friendly local shop, etc.
If you want to get far from the madding crowd and still have the comforts of home, I'd recommend it: Click here www.fionnphort-cottage.com (you can see the view from the dining room window on their website.) Tell them Dr Bloggs prescribed you a visit!
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Scotland is well worth disappearing to.
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