Lismore: Getting there/around
Relaxing Lismore is blessed with beautiful scenery and an abundance of bird and plant life.
This peaceful island, in the Firth of Lorne, is the home to around 300 species of plant and 130 species of birdlife (including buzzards, tawny owls and guillemots).
The historical side of the island can be witnessed through the ancient Bronze Age cairns, Iron Age duns and Pictish brochs. There are many interesting paths with stunning sea and mountain views ideal for walkers and cyclists (bike hire is available on the island).
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Lismore Top Tips
Walk to the highest point on the island, Barr Mor, for unforgettable views.
Take a step back in time and wander around one of the castles' ruins.
Learn about the island's history, visit the Lismore Historical Society.
Enjoy the gentle rolling landscape and explore Lismore by bike.
Look out for a local ceilidh and enjoy the island hospitality.
