How big is Tobermory?

Tobermory covers an area of approximately 68.1 hectares. (Source: ONS via Propbar)

Where is Tobermory located?

Tobermory is located in Argyll and Bute, Tobermory, Scotland. (Source: Propbar)

What is the broadband speed in Tobermory?

Tobermory has a connectivity score of 46/100 (rated fair). Fixed broadband score is 27/100 and mobile coverage scores 74/100. (Source: Propbar)

Area Overview for Tobermory

Area Information

Tobermory is a built-up area in Scotland, spanning 68.1 hectares. As a small town, it offers a compact, community-focused environment where daily life is shaped by its coastal location and practical amenities. The area is served by three ferry terminals—Tobermory Mull Ferry Terminal, Drimnin Ferry Landing, and Kilchoan Ferry Terminal—providing direct access to the Isle of Mull and surrounding islands. A single Co-op store in the area ensures basic retail needs are met. While the broadband score of 27 indicates poor connectivity, mobile coverage at 74 is fair, supporting basic communication. Tobermory’s character is defined by its proximity to natural landscapes and reliance on local transport, making it appealing to those seeking a slower, connected lifestyle near Scotland’s western coast.

Area Type: Built Up Area 250
Area Size: 68.1 hectares
Population: Not available
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Living in Tobermory means accessing a mix of essential and unique amenities within easy reach. The Co-op Tobermory store provides daily shopping convenience, while the three ferry terminals—Tobermory Mull Ferry Terminal, Drimnin Ferry Landing, and Kilchoan Ferry Terminal—offer seamless travel to the Isle of Mull and surrounding islands. This connectivity to maritime routes enhances the area’s appeal for those who enjoy coastal living or need regular access to island communities. The limited retail and transport options reflect Tobermory’s small-scale character, where practicality and proximity to nature take precedence over urban conveniences. For residents, this means a lifestyle centred on simplicity, local traditions, and reliance on seasonal ferry schedules for broader travel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the broadband speed like in Tobermory?

Broadband quality is poor with a score of 27, which may affect remote work and streaming. Mobile coverage is fair at 74, suitable for basic connectivity.

How does Tobermory’s transport network support daily life?

The area has three ferry terminals for island travel and a single Co-op store for retail. Broadband is poor, but mobile coverage is fair for basic needs.

What makes Tobermory distinct as a place to live?

Tobermory’s small size, ferry access to islands, and proximity to natural landscapes define its character. It prioritises community and coastal connectivity over urban amenities.